Twilling Wary
Of 'Surprise'
Soviet Weapon
Br WILMOT HERCHER
WASHINGTON m Cm. Na
than T. Twining, Air Fore Chief
of Staff, warned Tuesday that
Russia may ' give the West a
"technological surprise in new
Hfspons."
While he got only a glimpse of
Soviet air power on his recent vis
It to Russia, Twining told the Sen
ate Armed Services Committee, it
was enough to put' him on his
guard.
"I feel that our visit substan
tially strengthened our previous
assessments that the USSR.,
while certainly not abreast o( us
today, can and is progressively
narrowing the technological lead
of the West generally and of the
United States In particular," he
aid.
The Air Force chief reported
the Russians are putting emphasis
on thorough training of carefully
selected personnel, squeezing the
maximum potential from a Jet en
gine of western origin and devel
oping powerful new engines of
their own. He added:
"We must in prudence reckon
on the possibility of their achiev
ing scientific break-through and
consequent technological surprise
m new weapons.
Give to Reeertere
Twining talked with the senators
privately, but a copy of Jus pre
pared statement was given to re
porters waiting outside the hear
ing room. '
Sen. Symington D-Mo, who has
been directing a Senate study of
comparative American and'. Rus
sian air strength, said the gener
al's report justified the congres
sional decision to give the Air
Force nearly a - billion dollars
more than President Eisenhower
asked for the current fiscal year.
Best Air Fare
Twining reiterated that the Uni
ted States ttlll baa the best air
force In the world.
"We must protect this qualita
tive lead by continuing heavy In
vestment in research and develop
ment, he counseled the commit'
tee.
Twining will go before Syming
ton's five-man inquiry group for
extensive questioning Friday.
Aaain it will he a closed session.
Twining and a small group of
staff officers spent right days in
Russia last month at the invita
tion of Soviet authorities.
"Though the welcome mat was
laid tut with a flouriah, a careful
band waa kept ea the door," be
told Iba senators.
Twining reported be aad bis fel
low officers ran koto "a blank
wall" wheat they Mad to lawn
om (thing about Soviet bomber
production, guided missile arid
nuclear weapons.
Completely missing from the
equipment arrayed lor them, be
aaid, "were any guided missiles,
even the most elementary kind.
Statesman, Salem, Ore., Wed., July 11,. "36 (Sec.
Brink's Case
Suspect Dies
NORFOLK. Mass. ufl Protest
ing' his innocence to the end.
Brink's robbery suspect Stanley A.
Gusciora, M, died la the cell of a
prison hospital Monday night,
just a month before he was to
stand trial with eight others.
Prison officials aaid Gusciora
apparently died of natural causes.
Medical examiner Jacob Zabrin
said there was "no evidence of !
external violence or self-destruction."
Gusciora was transferred from
East Cambridge jail to the hospi
tal at the Norfolk Prison colony
less than 24 hours before he was
fatally stricken.
He was permitted to talk ts his
aging parents, other members of
his family and to the Rev. John
B. Missa of Brockton, a Catholic
priest Gusciora knew when he was
a boy in Mum Boston.
His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jo
seph Gusciora of Stoughton, aaid
later their son told them he had
no part In the fabulous $1,211,111
Brink's robbery of Jan. 17, 1950.
Egypt to Get Subs
In Trade for Cotton
CAIRO Egypt Is to receive
several submarines from abroad
within the next few days, the
morning newspaper Al Shaab said
Tuesday.
The paper did not specify how
many subs Egypt would get or
from where. But presumably they
re eoming from the Soviet bloc
as part of the arms-for-cotton deal
Egypt and Czechoslovakia made
last year.
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