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SIX ROSEBURG NEWS.REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21. I94& Russia Admits Getting Secret Data in Canada Continued From Paw 1 across the Arctic wastes, a survey In Washington showed that the top secrets of the atomic bomb remained with the United States exclusively. These included the Industrial, process for miss production of the bomb material; the compon ent parts of the completed bombs; ana tne precise informa tion on pressures, radioactivity. heat and other characteristics of the explosion. Pravda's lengthv editorial ex plained the Canadian spy state ment with this assertion: "Someone obviously had to helD Bevin to distract attention from his failures at the session of the assembly, it Is clear now that Canadian Prime Minister W. I. MacKen7le) Klne decided to M Bevln. The latter, however, did not dare to defend Bevln directly but took unon himself another task to distract attention from Bevin's Political failure at the session of the assembly." Information Belittled The Russian povernment state ment acknowledging some data had been obtained first was broadcast last niiht from Mis cow. The hroailc-nst sn'd that Ca nadian citizens had given "some Information of a confidential character" to the Soviet military attache in Ottawa. The statement said, however, thnt the information was "not re quired hv the Soviet government In view of higher tcHnl"n1 achievements in the U. S. S. R." The Information, the statement added, "could be found In the nublished works cononnjrtrr radio location, etc.. and also In the w-u. known American pamphlet 'Atomic Energy'." The statement added that Ru. sla deemed It "necessarv to call attention to the campaign, hos tile to the Soviet Union, which has started In the Canadian press and radio. The position taken up by (he Canadian gov ernment is directed toward the encouragement of this emoapn In the nress and radio. t is not compatible with friendlv rela tions between the two countries. "One must recornlze." the state ment continued, "that the above mentioned unbridled anti-Soviet campaign was part of the plan of the Canadian government and Is aimed at Inflicting political harm to the Soviet Union." The statement asserted that the Soviet military attache in Ottawa was recalled as soon as "the above mentioned activities of certain members" of his staff be came known to the Russian gov ernment. Because of the "inad missibility" of those activities. The statement said the Soviet ambassador and other members of the embassy In Canada had "no connection whatsoever Willi the matter." U. S. Military Secrets Adequately Protected, President Truman Says WASHINGTON. Feb. 21. P President Truman told his news I conference today that security measures in this country are ade quate to protect secret military information. He added that these measures have been adenuate In the past and he thinks thev still are. Secretary of State Bvrnes said on Tuesday that as far as he knew the United States still re tained the exclusive know-how re garding the manufacture of the atomic bomb, although Britain and Canada cooperated on the Domu Droject. Replying to reporters' ques tions about disclosures that cer tain secret Information In Canada had leaked to Russian sources, the President said Canadian Prime Minister King told him first about the Investigation in that country. This was before the November meeting In Washing ton on atomic enerfv between the President MacKenzle King, and British Prime Minister Att lee, Mr. Truman said. Mum on Two Queries The President would not com ment on reports that Justice De nartment agenls were investigat ing activities of foreign agents In this country. Another reporter reminded the President that sometime ago he said he did not "share the un holy fear of Russia" which the reorter said some poonle held and asked whether he had any thing to say on that In view of re cent disclosures. The President replied no comment. NOTICE To Veteran! of the Civil War. Mexican War and Indian Wara and widf.wa re maining unmarried thereof- Veterans of the Spunlah-Amerlran Wnr. and World War I, who are disabled to the extent of 40 per cent or more: and widow! remaining unmarried of Snan-lh-Ameriran and World War I Vet erans: Notice la herebv given that all claims for tax exemption must be on file in this office, on or before April 1. 1M0. NF.D DIXON. Douglas County Assessor, (Advl Hammering; & Gumming Saws A Supplies Work Guaranteed Chas. W H award Located Rear Henninger's Mart No. 2 Just off Stephens St. INCOME TAX SERVICE Card Greaveo Located At 6m, W. 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