Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 21, 1955, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Monday, February 21. 1955 Atomic, Hydrogen Weapons. May Join Poison as Status Senator Sees Horror Classification for Future Nuclear Arms Washington U.R) Sen. Albert Gore said today that atomic and hydrogen weapons soon may join poison gas in the arsenal of horror weapons which nobody dares to use. But the youthful Tennessee Democrat cautioned that the sit uation offers no "warranty of peace." It should not, he said, be a reason for junking nuclear arms. .- And, as to Russia's proposal that all nations destroy their atomic and hydrogen weapons, Gore called it "a propaganda splurge" and an impractical one at that. "1 A member of the Joint Congressional Atomic Energy - Com mittee, Gore was interviewed by United Press in the wake of the Soviet disarmament proposal. "How should the United States react to the Soviet proposal?" the Senator was asked.. Should Welcome Genuine Offer Of Disarmament "Well, we should welcome any genuine offer of disarmament, but it takes only a brief analy sis to expose this as a propa ganda splurge," Gore said. "Why have they steadfastly refused to enter into any inter national agreement? Why have they refused to agree to effect ive international inspection that could'test compliance?" he ask ed. , This time, he was reminded, the Russians held out the pros pect of appropriate international controls. "I'm sure they'd be "approp riate from the Soviet point of view," he replied drily.. How does this new Soviet of fer relate to their recent boast of hydrogen bomb superiority?" "The same purpose seems to have prompted both," the Sen ator said. " ' "One week they boast that they're ahead, iff H-bomb de velopment and the next week they suggest that everybody des troy their nuclear stockpiles." "There should be no effective date in a matter of this kind," he continued. "Real disarma ment can not be pegged to strength as of a given date but rather to a goal of comparative equality which would promote peace. "And the United States can not give up any of its weap ons its equalizers until that kind of disarmament can . be achieved." "Do you think, Senator, that the United - States and Russia have reached an atomic stale Professor Seeking Glass Pig Model Manhattan, Kan.- (U.R) A Kansas professor is looking for a bottle one shaped like a pig. Dr. C. S.' Aubel of the Kansas State College department of ani mal husbandry has a 25-year col lection of model pigs. Now he is learching for a pig-bottle. "I have only seen two glass bottle models of pigs in the United States," he said. "But I still hope to get one for. my col lection." , Dr. Aubel has more than 100 model pigs, "every one with a story behind it." One of his outstanding items is a carved jade model from China. It formerly was used as an amulet. He also has a wooden model of a pig from Rhodesia, a carved model from the Philippines with the professor's name engraved thereon, a carved model from Russia and two china . models known to be centuries old. Models in the collection are of wood, glass, ivory, porcelain, bone, jade, peat, seashell, metals, china, clay and rubber. Dr. Aubel has worked with hogs at K-State since 1915. He still heads the swine program at the college. He keeps a file of clippings of unusual hog incidents dating back 30 years. The grand cham pion barrow he showed at the International , Livestock exhibi tion in 1929 is shown in metal silhouettee on his home mail box, and a mural painted on his barn shows a Kiaw River Valley scene complete with pigs, of course. mate? Do you think this stale mate is here?" Not Stalemate "I wouldn't call it a stale mate," he said, "but all nations may now be approaching the treatment of nuclear weapons which they gave to the use of poison gas after World War I. "The meaning of this should not be misundestood. It should not be misinterpreted as a war ranty of peace. International commitments against the use of poison gas did not prevent World War II." Atom Warheads Seen On Shipboard Missiles .. Cincinnati (U.R) Adm. Rob ert B. Carney said today nuclear progress is reaching the point where shipboard guided missiles "could be tipped with atomic warheads" for defense against air attack.' Carney, chief of naval opera tions also said atomic power plants for aircraft are closer than had been anticipated and may have "attractive possibil ities" in sea planes. He predicted that atomic pro pulsion will become "common place in our Navy." . His speech was a vigorous reply to recent criticims of air craft carriers by British Field Marshal Montgomery, and ; sug gestions by U.S. Air Force offi cials that sea transport would be hamstrung by enemy ., sub marines at the start of a war. ' Security Program Order Attacked By Senator Cain Washington (U.R) A member of the Subversive Activ ities Control board said last night President Eisenhower's se curity program "has swung too far on the side of injustice." Former Sen. Harry P. Cain, (R-Wash.), criticized a key -part of the President's order setting up the program as "too harsh and difficult of reasonable administration." Said Badly Handled At the same time, Rep. Mar tin Dies (D-Tex.), former chair man of the House un-American Activities committee, charged the program had been "badly handled." Two members of the Hoover commission also clashed over the program. The Cain-Dies charges came as Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey (D Minn.), announced hearings will open March 3 on a resolution introduced by himself and Sen. John G. Stennis (D-Miss.), call ing for creation of a bipartisan commission to study the whole security question. . Mr. Eisenhower has frowned on the special commission ap proach! He said recently that the program is under continuing study by . a special division in the Justice department. . Cain criticized the provision in Mr. Eisenhower's order, of April 27, 1953, which requires that federal employment be "clearly consistent with the na tional interest." Made Too Easy "It makes it .too-easy-to re solve doubt in favor of he gov ernment and overlooks the im portance of the the human be ing," Cain said. Cain's attack came in an in terview with Rep. Harold C. Ostertag (R-N.Y.). Dies, one of the earliest of the congressional Communist hunters, said: "The onlv wav we can make any headway against the Communist conspiracy is to adhere to the American stan dards of justice and fair play. Sub-Chasing 'Copter Undergoing Tests Niagara Falls, N.Y. (U.R) When Bell Aircraft Corp. re cently delivered to the Navy a helicopter designed to track aown and destroy submarines, the company registered an avia tion "first." ;'-7 r This first sub-chasing helicop ter Is now undergoing .extensive tests, but the company expects to make deliveries 'to the Navy early in 1955.,The craft was de veloped in Bell's local plant, but proaiction is centered in the Ft. Worth, Tex. plant, Designated the ' HSL-1, the 'copter is equipped with sonar detection equipment that can be dipped into the sea to "listen for subs. It also carries light weight "homing", weapons that follow through in destroying the tracked-down enemy submarines. It is capable of speeds up to 138 miles an hour, or can hover motionless while it nintioints a sub's location before discharging what Bell refers to as its "hom ing armament," apparently some kind of weapon" thaVfe. guided automatically to; its underwater target. ' ' , ' ;' - Washington U.R). - Senate juvenile' delinquency investigat ors demanded Saturday that pub lishers clean up crime and horror comic books - Which demonstrate depravity to children f or a dime. Thief Leaves Note For Return of Auto Sweetwater, Xex. (U.R) Con stable Neely Reeves, investigat ing a report of an abandoned automobile Sunday, found a note inside the car which read: "This car is the property of the Aneo California National bank, 1731 Chester ave., Bakers- field. Calif. Please notifv them to come after it. I can't bring it back. Out of money." Musicians Want End Of Cabaret Tax Hollywood (U.R) Mem bers of the AFL American Fed eration of Musicians today laun ched a nationwide campaign to abolish the wartime 20 per cent federal cabaret entertainment tax. Herman D. Kennis, member of the AFM's national executive board, said bar owners would distribute printed literature to their customers explaining why they are being charged more and asking to protest to . their congressmen. Kennis labeled the tax as dis criminatory during a speech be fore the western states music ian's conference yesteday. He said the tax has resulted in less musician jobs in cafes. Use Mail Tribune Want Ad QUITE RIGHT Sprague, Conn. U.R) After knocking a gun out of : a ban dit's hand and saving $200, Saul Rothstein told police he didn't want to hand over the money because the bandit "didn't earn it." WEATHER By United Press Northern California: Fair; lit tle change in temperature, var iable wind 8-15 mph, but most ly northerly near coast. this Relief from Suffering of Colds DOES MORE THAN WORK ON CHEST! Nothing works like Vicks VapoRub to relieve suffering of colds. VapoRub does more than just work on the chest It acts two ways at once: , I. 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We reserve the right to limit quantities. No sales to dealers or to their rep resentatives. . ' - r - Prices' in this advertisement now in effect at all. Safeway stores in Medford. G9 7 S57 GS3 HMH?