European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - February 1, 1950, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 12 the stars and stripes wednesday february 1, 1953 dec compiles a Bonsib data nuclei of Hydrogen. Lithium tested Washington. Jan. 31 cup the atomic Energy commission disclosed today it has been digging up nuclear facts which the Hydro Gen bomb project would have to possess. It did not mention the a bomb but in its seventh semiannual re port to Congress the dec revealed its research with Hydrogen and Lithium aimed at disclosing How atomic nuclei Are put together and what forces operate within them so As to obtain Fuller understanding of How atomic Energy is released and How it can be put to experiments have been carried out with three different forms of Hydrogen nuclei As Well As with Lithium and other Light elements. Scientists have said privately the Hydrogen bomb would be several times More powerful than most modern fission bombs and could be made by combining Light ele ments instead of splitting heavy ones like uranium or plutonium. But the report nowhere mentioned the Hydrogen bomb and the com missioners refused at a news con Ference to discuss it sound footing however the commission expects to keep pushing the production of fission bombs already believed six to 10 times More powerful than the models which knocked Japan out of the War and harnessing of Fis Sion Energy for peacetime uses. Its seventh report to Congress said that the nation s atomic Energy Enterprise is on a sound it claimed these gains in 1949 1further improvement of atom bombs converting of production from a Laboratory to an Industrial basis and stockpiling of weapons at a growing bomb plants have been strategically dispersed to reduce vulnerability in event of 2an ail time re Cord production of atomic explosives with increased efficiency and Economy All along the line from the mine to the bomb3the beginning of a three year �226,000,000 program of production expansion designed to keep the , ahead in the atomic Arma ments advances 4development of reactor projects for using atomic Power in factories and Homes and ships from drawing Board planning stage to construction of full scale test machines " 5acquisition of a d e q u a t a supplies of raw materials and Steps at Home and abroad to put the Supply flow on a firmer 6advances in the treatment of bomb radiation injuries including a discovery that a neomycin cuts Down death rate among Laboratory animals from what otherwise would be fatal radiation doses. David e. Lilienthal. Who retires As dec chairman feb. 15, said the most remarkable fact about the report is that it was published at All in View of Security restrictions. The report s main theme repeat edly stressed was the need for Quick Progress in Basic research on nuclear processes and the " theory of production of atomic Urey believes Russ have a secret Baltimore. Jan 31 ims atomic scientist Harold c. Urey declared today he was convinced the user had the secret of the Hydrogen bomb. Urey University of Chicago pro Fessor and discoverer of heavy Hydrogen key ingredient of the super powerful a bomb told the Baltimore news Post in a Telephone interview from Chicago that any thought that russian scientists have failed to develop the secret of the Hydrogen bomb is utterly beyond my to " any atomic scientist the formula for producing the atom bomb is certain to suggest the Mak ing of a Hydrogen bomb Many times More destructive than the he said. Although american scientists Are forbidden to discuss the Jacory of Hydrogen bomb production. I strongly doubt that the secret has remained in the United special units to get first 50 plates Frankfurt today Truman oks work on super bomb from Page 1 take production of the a bomb has been the subject of behind the scenes debate in the government for at least four months perhaps longer. The Senate House atomic Energy committee held a series of meetings about it. Talking with military leaders scientists and others. As far As has been disclosed this committee has never taken a format vote but there have been Plain indications that a majority group favored trying to develop the Hydrogen bomb. Baruch praises Truman for a bomb go ahead new York Jan. 31 a Ber Nard m. Baruch said Here today that president Truman s go head order on the Hydrogen bomb was a Wise decision necessary for the peace of the Baruch added that the decision emphasizes anew the need for truly effective International control of every form of atomic in orgy and mass Frankfurt. Jan. 31 is special units which already have completed safety inspections of privately owned . And Allied vehicles will get the first Issue of . Zone 1s50 License plates at the Frankfurt Branch registration of fice tomorrow. But the big Rush for new plates cannot Start until thursday when Frankfurt military Post ordnance open their free inspection Points on the main Post and sub posts co Augustus b. O Connell Post Provost marshal said. Today s registration will be limited to distribution of a plate to Allied organizations which inspect their vehicles privately. Inspections will be carried out in Hedder Nheim by a team of the 7865th Ord Mam co from 8 30 am to 4 pm daily including saturdays but excluding wednesdays and sundays in the period Between feb. 2 and March 31. For sub posts hours and Days of inspection Bijj be the same except the cutoff Date will be feb. Is instead of March 31. Russ general aides Gells. Zone permit Heidelberg Jan. 31 special soviet maj Gen m. Yurkin chief of the department of repatriation and search of soviet citizens administrative office of the soviet control commission for Germany has been Given authority by Neucom to visit the . Zone. With two of his staff officers he will be in the zone feb. 1-10, in connection with repatriation affairs of soviet citizens now in the . Zone. Yurkin will be accompanied by co m. K. Gai Urilov and it col m. I. Vershinin travelling in a Pobeda License no. B-46-48. Mrs. Saint Saens 94, Dies Bordeaux Jan. 31 up mrs. Camille Saint Saens widow of the composer died Here late yesterday. She was 94. Joint chiefs arrive in Tokyo Tokyo Jan. 31 a the . Join chiefs of staff arrived Here tonight Landing at handed Airfield after a direct flight from Shemya in the aleutians. Gen Douglas Mae Arthur greeted the four High ranking . Military leaders As they left their special Constellation. Their trip to an Orient being overrun by communism on the Mainland found them confronted in a new problem that developed while they were flying Here soviet recognition of the to Chi Minh government in French indo Cha Gen Omar Bradley chairman of the joint chiefs said they would discuss the whole Asia problem with Macarthur and his staff Bradley indicated China and Formosa would be two major topics to be discussed Between the joint chiefs army Gen a Lawton col Lins air Gen Hoyt a Vandenberg and adm Forrest p. Sherman and Macart Jurt s Aff. bars Jap visit Boston Jan. 31 a members of the japanese diet parliament Here to see democracy at work were barred yesterday from a Mee ing of the Boston City Council after one councillor intimated they were acting As spies. Councillor James s. Coffey who introduced the order to bar the 14" japanese visitors from the Conn cd Chambers cried they Are probably Here taking pictures of fortresses and trying to learn All they can about the a bomb. We Are feeding them and cloth ing them but Don t educate them so that they can Start another War in a few the japanese refused to comment on the Council s action but army it col Robert v. Shainn travelling with the group issued the following statement Macarthur cited the department of the army wishes 10 re emphasize that the present Mission of the japanese diet representatives in the United slates is based on Gen Douglas Mac Arthur s desire that these legislators of the rebuilding of Japan should have a Chance to see at first hand the inside Workings of the democratic process the establishment of the new Japan with a government mod Elled to a Large extent on our own is in a sense an insurance for a lasting peace in that part of the world which was so closely Inte grated with and important to our own the City Council s action came but a few minutes before the japanese including 10 diet members and four of the diet s secretariat were welcomed to City Hall by mayor John b Hynes. A Short time later the Massachusetts legislature invited the diet representatives to spend today at the state House fro watch the state s lawmaking body at work. Shainn said that nothing like this has happened before on the italian girl quilts fail to survive Lucca Italy Jan. 31 a quintuple girls were born to a 30 year old housewife Here but none of the premature babies were stillborn and the remaining three died within a few hours of their birth the Hospital reported. The Mother mrs. Maria Bianchi is doing Well the Hospital said. Iraq officials doctors observe do Transfer Heidelberg. Jan. 31 special movement of some 1,000 ukrainian displaced persons from the rented portion of the Sedan Kaseane at Ulm went off smoothly Here yester Day under supervision of Iro officials with welfare workers doctors nurses and military observers in at Tendance. A group of 5j1 bound or the As Sembly Center at Ellwanger was moved in trucks ambulances and jeep station wagons to a nearby railway station and by a special train made up of . Coaches. Soviets recognize vietnamese reds hit Bao Dai regime Moscow Jan. 31 a Russia today recognized the Vietnam Republic of to Chi Minh and he two Powers have agreed to sex envoys. Russia s move of great significance to France which has recognized the rival government of Bao Dai surprised the diplomatic Colony in Moscow. It came Amici Friendly gestures from the . And Britain towards the French sponsored regime within a few hours of a greeting sen to Bao Dai by Secretary of state Dean Acheson Tass. The russian news Agency describes the Bao Dai government As l an empty creation which rep resented nothing besides a Small group of Early . Recognition seen for Bao Dai Washington Jan. 31 up the state department yesterday disclosed the . Expressed gratification at the establishment of the government of sex emperor Bao Dai in Vietnam and expects to extend full diplomatic recognition to the new regime soon. It announced that ambassador at Large or. Philip Jessup last week expressed to Bao Dai Secretary of state Dean a c h e s o n s confident Best wishes for the future of the state of Vietnam with which it looks Forward to establishing a closer other officials Here said formal diplomatic relations probably would be established within the near future and that the . Would consider an Export import Bank loan to help stabilize the Bao Dai government. Us. Scandinavia sign uni scan pact Paris Jan. 31 a uni scan a limited financial Union of Britain Sweden Norway and Denmark was born Here agreement was signed for Britain by sir Stafford Cripps. Chancellor of the exchequer and foreign ministers Osten Unden of Sweden Halvard Lange of Norway and Gustav Rasnussen of Denmark. Uni Sean s first act was to take the limit off tourist spending among the four countries except for Norway which said it would not increase tourist allowances at the agreement will take effect March agreement is open to any member of the organization for european economic cooperation Lange four countries had acted i. Dated centers for dp.5. Total to Date Augsburg s1.47t Berlin -s3.229 Bremerhaven s1.695 Ertling -s3.ss9 Frankfurt �10,515 Furstenfeld Bruck s623 ,. i 111 Heidelberg i Nusberg 8495 Munich Neu Biberg �3.060 Nurnberg �5,813 Rhine main 31,850 Stuttgart �4,122 Vienna �1,800 Wetzlar 81,596 Wiesbaden ,000 Wurzburg �4,437 Tull $100 the figures shown her Are unofficial and include dollars and pledges. Only Mali tar posts and air bases Are shown unit Sand sub posts should Contact the March of dimes Liaison officer in their area who a Lull in turn report to the stars and stripes. Only rep Ril from Liaison officers will a accepted Liaison officer Artl requested to Contact theil nearest stars and ship reporter or Cail the mat dimes editor to stars Ani strikes is
