European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - October 7, 1964, Darmstadt, Hesse                              4 the stars and stripes october 1964 Marshall favored a Lilenthal claims considered by Frank a science writer Washington a the United Stales was All set to use i Jison Kain to the Tupu Csc Lute in world our u report attributed to the Lute Gen George Murs Lall de the report said the plan was dropped chiefly because of opposition from the British who feared it might touch off a nazi a attack on the wartime army chief of was so quoted by David former chairman of the atomic Energy Lllian thai said Marshall made the disclosure to him and several other atomic officials in june 1947 when the general was Secretary of a Linthal said Marshall made no mention of the fact that International Law forbade its Poison Gas the account appeared in a new the journals of David a Altenthal tin atomic Energy years in the same Book one of a contemplated series designed o cover 48 years of Uio Public and private life of the oftentimes controversial govern ment official a Lilenthal also reports that before the push to develop the Hydrogen bomb was the United slates had firm prospects of developing enough bombs within two years that we could blow a Hole clean through the Earth quote words a Lilenthal attributed to president Harry Truman after the dec had made a secret report to him on weapons prospects in almost in the same Truman reportedly added  it be wonderful when that Lime comes we could take the whole business and dump 11 into the sea american planners had actually scheduled using up to 12 atomic bombs As a prelude to a planned invasion of the japanese Mainland even though the United states had Only two in the stockpile it the time of the Hiroshima Aga Saki and in attributing this statement Al so to indicated his own belief that it would have been impossible for atomic weapon ears to meet such a president Franklin Roosevelt had been Friendly to an idea broached by a danish the Laic Niels Bohr that the United states and Britain Trade their atomic knowledge with Russia if the soviets would agree in open Russia and make ii of an open a Lilenthal said the information on Roosevelt position was Given to him by Robert Oppen Holmer one of the key developers of the a he declared the latter also said Britain prime min liter Winston Churchill was indignant at the whole idea and and wanted a careful Check kept on a Book published in England last month reported Churchill considered having Bohr the account of the Poison Gas plan was Given by Lilienthal after the Gen eral had first defended use of the bomb against Japan As being humane because it shortened the and related Llullen he went into a discus Sion of the use of Poison be said he had definitely favored the use of a Violini Marshall As saying we were All ready to use it on some of the islands of the Ullic Plhal continued his summary if the generals remarks after the terrible losses it iwo he was pre Purri to use Gas at Okinawa just Send ing in enough to Force the in to move Inlo a re Mote Nurt of the Island and to keep the troops in Gas if they were in masks for a they would be to weak ened that the invasion could have been accomplished with mile loss of he described this technique in some Partick no mention of the fact that International Law forbade its he didst argue that n starts using Poison Gas Fem ship h was justified but Only who la House atomic j or ii would be effective in accomplishing the result without such terrible losses of the is land invasions Ullen Hal then quoted mar shall As saying the reason u Gas was not used was chiefly the Strung opposition of Churchill and the they were afraid that this would be the signal for the germans to use Gas against journal was compiled from notes he made in his at on air plane and train trips while Walling for planes at and on one it covers the tense and Stormy period of americas monopoly on atomic weapons congressional investigations running feud with Kenneth who bitterly opposed nomination As the first dec it tells also of a behind the scenes conflict Between the dec and maj Gen Leslie who headed the War time bomb it covers a period of spy of anxious Walling for the time when Russia would develop her own and to develop the fearsome h even As he recorded the events of a Vilula and drama packed Era in american his Lilienthal also made notations of his family the books he the plays he attended and his avocations of  and Horseshoe pitching in his he was careful not to reveal any secrets about nuclear he did Dis close that one of the code program Washington a pres ident Johnson has established a program for White House Fel lows Young men or women who will be Given High level experience with processes of the government and an increased sense of participation in National of a 12mcmber headed by David president of Chase Manhattan will select the the qualification age u to 15 american and graduation from an accredited fou year the 15 Fellows will serve u beginning june the while House said it is not a scholarly since the Fellows will have completed their educations and some of them will be Well into they will be chosen from uni architecture or other each will have demonstrated High moral exceptional marked leadership qualities Gen Marshall favored use of Gas on rigorous latin tour David Ullen Hbl publishes journal super whereas the British referred to the bomb project As tube some Ameri can punters dubbed it Myrna Alloy in Honor of an american movie de Gaulle May by Bernard Kaplan Paris Nana the Long latin american Lour of presi Dent Charles do Gaulle May turn out to have us much internal As International significance for the political pros and the French Public alike Are watch ing its Progress for fresh signs of the generals intentions re Garding next years presiden tial there is some reason to be Lieve that do Gaulle himself is using the grueling journey As a test of his physical stamina after his prostate operation last if he comes Home hav ing withstood the Rigours of the nobody doubts he will run if Many Here Are prepared to Wager he will stand aside in for the possibly the biggest news of the Lour so far has been that de Gaulle was Reading Many of his pc Ches Ana toasts instead of committing them to famed for his almost superhuman he never before has been known to do it has been reasonably that the circumstances of this tour Are that it was even for to learn Pat several dozen speeches in the midst of a packed some have preferred to inter pret this As a sign of if de Gaulle Doest no longer does the slightest Koukl exist whom the 71yearold chief of slate Means to designate As his it is Premier Georges a steady buildup of pomp Dous image has been going Pompidou has undertaken grass roots hours in a distinct Imi tation of the de Gaulle he has begun appearing with much greater frequency on ice be self Eviston and has grasped the reins of the gaullist political machine with a newfound As in the manner of a Man who is aware it is Only a matter of Lime before he hikes Over six months Pompidou was hardly More than a und not u very familiar one at to the French though he had been prime min ister since this int the Case it is by no Means certain that Pompidou would be the loser in a straight woman contest for the presidency with gallon the socialist it is rumoured that de  the Dang ers he runs in american from exse Cret army has left behind u testament in All of some observers Sec a certain mounting Remote As though de ii ill fell that there Are not Many pages of history left for him to there is a widespread conviction Here thai he will not iry to he Doest want to sputter out if he is thought to maintain a sufficiently detached View of unlike some to insure this do enl european coition aids was Smith Usa it col William Coli Man Arnold Burnett Ilish ept Tsin naming Pompidou his political worthy of the de Gaul Les recovery from his operation has been Excel considering his but he has looked older and More tired in the months since if informants close to the Ely see Are to be he has markedly relinquished his Day today supervision of govern mental affairs Inlo the pre Miers maintaining close control Only Over major foreign policy and defense mat for even senior officials hardly Ever see him his appointments Calendar has been of the Cabinet Only a handful have ready Access to Wolfl Manet warm to let 12mi7 pm a Roihl m in gland South acc Toft of news audraus a Vikis urn s3t 1 Vitu Wing ital i Spain in Mcmilin Ngn Ibar a Nuttli names for the bomb project and unusual Promise of future was Campbells that u fancy name for super or each fellow will be on leave from his Job and will receive a salary of to plus amounts to take care of family the pro Gram is supported by a Carnegie foundation four of the Fellows will be assigned to the while House staff und one to the office of the vice one will be attached to each of the 10 cab inet applications and inquiries should be made to the com Mission while House Fel the while Wash Oiler members of the com Mission arc Dean Ernes Arbuckle of the san Ford University Grad workers Union president Wil Liam Friday of the University of North Carolina president John Gardner of the Carnegie foun and judge William Hustle of the third circuit court of  managing Kilt for production Manavar circulation Manaher 0 k