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Body Armor Prospects
For GIs Appear Good
CHICAGO 11 Body rmor
look! good for, helping American
lighting men in Korea, the Ameri
can Medical Association was told
Wednesday by an Army doctor.
Lieut. Col. -Robert Holmes said
a chest-and-b'Hy vest, made of
compressed .fiberglass, and nylon,
has been under test by the Marines
and the Army as possible protec
tion against small-arms and shell
fragment fire.; .
"Results of the present trials. . .
are restricted (secret), but it can
i IA tut thuc far Indications
DC aaiu mav -
are encouraging," Col. Holmes, of
the Army Medical Corps, declared
in a report to tne ams i annum
meeting. .
"It appears," he added, "that
body armor will provide another
means of preventive medicine for
the armed forces and will contrlb
ute to the total medical effort to
Allies Refuse
To Renew Tclks
On Propaganda
MUNSAN, Korea W A United
Nations spokesman said Tuesday
xtaA tinea npontiatnra will have to
talk business without propaganda
or the Allies again miifni recesa
the tightly deadlocked Korean ar.
mlstice talks,
Negotiations. 11 months old Tue
day, resume Wednesday at Pan
munjom after a three-day recess
called by the U.N. command over
Communist protests.
Brie. Gen. William P. Nuckols,
U.N. command spokesman, said
there Is a possibility ot anotner re-
maam -'BIIOI- inia rcsuiLia 11
propaganda barrage once again be.
comes intoieraDie.
MaJ. Gen. William K. Harrison,
mMnm Aiiiorl tnipa npffotialor. call
ed the recess saturaay Decause ui
'Communist propaganaa anvm.
Each day since the Reds have
sent a liaison omcer 10 me nun
Ia rlamnnH mmPfflIU rflSUmD-
BIIO W uniinNu ....... .
tlnn of the talks. The Jemamls
were ignored.
ThA PaH hoh rnmmp tiA In a let
ter to Gen. Mark Clar!., United N
tions supreme commanaer, i-uu.
.-A .t,A Allla fnr thnir action
tlbCU G .. -
Tk iniini- fii0njrl bv Gen. Kim 11
Sung, Premier of North Korea, and
Chinese Gen. Peng Teh-Huai, said:
, "If you wish to break up tne
talks by this tactic, you should do
it officially ana take tuu responsi
bility for it. You should know that
...i... ..... ...w fl nn tha hattle-
front you cannot get at the confer
ence site.
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Catholic Bishop Tells Of Torture By Chines
HONG KONG I An American
Unman Catholic blshoD said Mon-
flnv Chinpft Communists rubbed'
his wrists and knees raw with
bricks to force him to pay a 13,333
ramson.
The 57 year old bishop,
Adolph Paschang, Martlnsburg,
Mo., was expelled from China is
a Nationalist spy last Friday. He
arrived here via Macau.
Paschang told a news conference
he' paid the fine after three day
of torture. .
"I didn't see any sense In being
slapped silly," he said.
The beating of Paschang resulted
in a directive from Bishop Ray.
mond A. Lane, superior general of
the Maryknoll Mission, New York,
to foreign missioners not to pay
any "extortion money" to the Reds,
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MEMBERS of- the Douglas County committee of the Ameri
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the color movie "Man Alive" which, will be exhibited at a
meeting Saturday at Veterans Hospital of volunteer work-
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Chinese Sought
Atomic Secrets,
Sen. Morse Says
WASHINGTON Wl Sen. Morse
(R-Ore) says he has translations
of documents in which Chinese
Nationalist Air Force officers in
this country were instructed to pry
Into U. S. atomic secrets.
Morse described to the Senate
Monday two cables which he said
indicated three weeks after the A
bombing of Hiroshima a subordin
ate of Generalissimo Chiang Kai.
. r t run. hit
.jncK, uen. v. . v.uun,
! officers in Washington "to continue
search for information in regmu iu
atomic bomb."
Another cable dated Dec. 6, 1946,
from Chow, Morse said, instructed
Air Force officers here to "collect
the Information in regard to the
report of the results of the Bikini
atomic bomb tests in July and send
them back Immediately- for our
study."
Morse described a 1948 message
...U l niiirl Phnur nf tft Air
Force ncrsonnel here witn "eiaD-
orate Instructions for espionage.
Thi nciraH nnt nnlv for atomic see
rets, the senator said, but also for
detailed Information on military
tareeU in the United States.
Morse said he Intends to present
additional translations of cables to
the Senate and added that he has
acirai tha Ktntp Tipnartment to in
vestigate the authenticity of other
purported caoips ne put into me
, Congressional jtecora on April iu
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