The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, December 08, 1949, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TEN THE BEND BULLETIN. BEND. OREGON THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1949 Russians Given Uranium in 1943, No Information By John I- Myler (UnlUd Prwi Suit CorTMPOndnit) Washington, Dec 8 Ui What ever Russia got from the United Stales In the spring of 1943. it was not information on how to make an A-bomb or materials -with which to do it. The house un-American activi ties committee has produced evi dence that Russia, a wartime ally, flew 1,420 pounds of uranium i compound out of this country by: way oi me ureal rang, mum., lend-lease depot in March-April, 3.943. But the official Smyth report on the U.S. atomic project shows that this country was not pro ducing atomic explosives, except on an Infinitesimal laboratory scale, until 1944. It was not until the spring of 1943 that the U.S. bomb science laboratory was set up at Los Alamos, N.M., and It was not until the summer of 1945 that the first atomic bomb was put together there. Although the basic scientific knowledge Involved in the bomb had been known to the world since 1939, the detailed data es sential for actual production had not been amassed when the Rus sians got their shipments of uran ium oxide and uranium nitrate. Gave Evasive Eeason The Russians said they wanted the material for medical and metallurgical purposes. Whatever their real reason may have been, here is what the Smyth report says on the status of U.S. atomic knowledge at that time: "In April, 1943, the available Information of interest in connec tion with the design of atomic bombs was preliminary and in accurate. Further and extensive theoretical work on critical size (of the bomb's explosive materi al), efficiency, effect of tamper. method of detonation, and effec tiveness was urgently needed. "Measurements of the nuclear constants of uranlum-235, Plu tonium, and tamper material had to be extended and improved. In the cases of U-235 and plutonium, tentative measurements had to be made using only minute quanti ties until larger quantities be came available. ; "Besides these problems In the oretical .and experimental phys ics, there was a host of chemical, metallurgical and technical prob lems that hardly had been touched. Examples were the purl; and plutonium, and the fabrica tion of the tamper. "Finally, there were problems of instantaneous assembly of the bomb that were staggering In their complexity." f in in ii ii mi , vm 1 Child Wanted, But Not Mother' Los Angeles, Dec. 8 1P Leroy Hedge, who seeks custody of his illegitimate son but refuses to marry its mother, was ordered Wednesday to support the child. Superior judge Thomas J. Cun ningham approved a stipulation by Hedge's attorney under which the 21-year-old GI trade school student must pay Loretta Miller. 17, hospital fees, $30 monthly sup port lor the two-monuvold boy and $225 attorney fees. Hedge seeks custody of the child because he said he was afraid Miss Miller would give the child up for adoption. A court restraining order pre vents the baby from being put out for adoption until January 15, when another court ruling pre sumably will clear up the legal snarl. Judge Cunningham, pointing out that the girl is willing to marry Hedge, said he didn't think the youth came into .court "with clean hands." , Hedge refused to marry Miss Miller for "religious and moral reasons." (USA Ttltphoto) DIVORCED Actress Shirley Tem ple (above) as she appeared In Los Angeles Court to obtain a divorce from her husband. John Agar. Di vorce was granted on grounds of cruelty. Insurance Firms Declared Afraid Of Small Business Washington, Dec. 8 U" Dwiulit L. Clarke, president of the Occi dental Life Insurance company of California, said today that now businesses are too bud a risk for insurance firms to finance. Bui, he said, the government might encourage investment in these firms if it cut spending and promised to cut taxes. He made the statement before the joint congressional economic sub-committee seeking ways to provide capiral for small busi ness. Clarke said he would advise in surance firms not "to embark even modestly on the financing of new and untried .undertakings, large or small" because there is "too high a mortality among newly formed corporations." Clarke said that "scores, may be hundreds, of brave, new ven tures died aborning" for every one that proved successful. The insurance business, he said, needs more reliable outlets for its funds.. He called for "increased effi ciency and economy In govern mental operations," to stop up In-' vestments. Another stimulant, he sild, would be "the progres sive reduction of subsidies to In dustries and agriculture." These steps, lie said, "would give promise of an ultimate light enlng of the burden of fixation." At present, lh said, double taxa tion of corporate dividends us wejl as the tux treatment, of capital gains discourages investments. The commerce depart inent, meanwhile, was asked ro support It'cjsliuion providing government insurance of loans to small bus iness. . i the wind-up of a three-day meeting, the department's small business advisory committee, said such a plan would be similar to present federal Insurance on housing loans. Tiie proposal, It said, would Itl'BK TOO KXI'KUT Memphis, Twin. dliviigll Hnt ten is such an expert ut pitching dimes Into plates and puncturing balloons with darts ut carnivals (hut the old "hey rube" distress call has been changed ut his com ing to "here conies old dcud cye." Bulletin Classifieds Bring Result "provide credit-worthy small bus iness with adequate financial nld and place the responsibility for such financing upon the private bunking system without subsidy or cost to the tuxpuyers." Drivers Hope He Retires Soon Sprlnu field. Muss, mi A lot of Springfield motorists, scarcely cun wait until next your. Thut'a when truffle officer Chris Aspull becomes eligible for retirement. Two yours ago Aspull issued 30,000 parking tickets. Lust year ho did oven better 35 000. Now he's trying 'or a new record. Husbands! Wives! Want new Pep and Vim? Thousands of coupW tr wmk. worn-out, tttrtl xilrly brcAU IxhIt Uck Into, Vat M Tito, vitality. Irjr IhiNi Tunto Tbkia. CunMina trim you, too. mr iwrd tot pep: abo su,iLti Tiumfo Bi. Low olU iBUuduotorj Um mt AoeJ Al all drur 'tara orjrhr n bvnd. at lUnd Drui Co. Crankshaft Grinding On Our New Van Norman "448" Grinder Bearing Rebabirring Motor Rebuilding DRAKE'S AUTO SHOP 93S Harriman Street Phone 79 5-J 1M)NT UK KI1.I.V! South Uonil, Ind., lVo. 8 'Hi The feminine voice on tho other end of the long dlstunco tele phone Una wus Insistent. "I want n rcHfrviillon for Oc tober 12." Minn Loulso Myers of Oullus, Tex,, told Minimum' Tom Hvan of the Oliver hotel here. ""Uut Oelubor 12 Is punt," Ityun protested In Ills most respect lul professional tone, "Why, silly," explained Miss Mver "I meant Octolier 12. 1051. Hint's when Notre Diimo plays Southern Methodist nguln." 1'AIO AT LAST i.'iuufiili Tciui. illi -Tho widow of grocer A. C. Uymi'f received ,. ..l,.uu fur SL't.'tll from ll mini who aid hi) owed her lain liUNbiiiul that amount since hh". SHORTENING o Yet you pay less o ROYAL SATIN at suriwu STOICS Skunk Saves Tail, But Auto Suffers Gloversville, N.Y. HP) Her son's quest for a skunk tail gave Mrs. Adrienne Roy a lot of trou ble. Also, the skunk still has his tail. Mrs. Roy thought her automo bile hit a skunk along the high way. Her 14-year-old son, Alfred, said he wanted the tail. The obliging mother backed her car off the road. The car struck a telephone pole, which broke off ; and crushed the hood and right side of the car. Telephone wires j entagled the car, and covered the : highway. i No one was hurt, particularly not the skunk. Bulletin Classifieds Bring Results RELIEF AT LAST For Your COUGH Creomulsioo relieves promptly because it goes right to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden - phlegm and aid nature; to soothe and heal raw, tender, inflamed bronchial mucous membranes. Tell your druggist to sell $du a bottle of Creomulsioo with the understanding you must like 'Jjtbe way' it quickly allays the cough udrf you' are to have vour money back. CRE0MUL5I0N for Coughs.Chest Colds, Bronchitis II TALL ONE WELCOMED Homemakers and guests alike join in its praises . . . it's Lucky Lager Beer in the new one-way tall bottle! No other container more attractive or eye-appealing . ". . and so convenient to buy and use. No deposit, no return. Comes packed 12 bottles to a handy carton. Usually costs less than an' ordinary stubbie. Try tall Lucky buy a handy carton to day at your favorite store. 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