Gilmore Thinks Russ Lag
In Atom Energy Research
r Despite Scientific Urge
(Kitlltir'i Nole: Till 1 the
third uf a stirif written by Kildy
titlmorp now on vocation In the
"Jiillrd Ktuti'K after five year a
Aumicliitcd I'rpiwt corremmmlent
in Muiraw. Tltr fourth mill final
article will appear In Tha Her
ald and New tuinurruw.)
By EDDY GILMORE
NEW YOHK. Juno 8 (A!
HiimIh In devotion u Ihiko por
tion of tier national ftnTtfy to
atomic research liiwiirtl pence
tune possibilities, she "'. nul
toward buinti.
However, wltli otlwf nation!
In iioMrMiiiii if tho bomb c-
rrct mul showing no Inclination
to share tlirm. It would bo ex
tremely unrealistic, til say the
least, to assume Hint Russia i
OusliiK her ryes to thitt side of
the laboratory.
It ii of course, Impossible for
a newsman utiitloneit In ltuwla,
with the limited amount of In
fortunium lie hu on hum! on thlt
luuhly secret subject, to y any.
tliinil wltli fluidity ohuut the
Soviets and the bomb. However,
there I reniton to believe and I
rmphiutize the word believe
that Kuuln must be well behind
ithe United States. There are
those in responsible diplomatic
and military positions who hold
(lie wime opinion.
Hut, It should be borne In
mind Unit Kiircliitl Minister Mot
olov, speak lint at the Kremlin
but November 8, said that Run
sia noon would have atomic
energy and many other thtiiii.
One never hould umlereatmuitc
the itiissians.
Science on Top Laval
Heavy emphasis I being
placed on science In Kitssla to
day heavier than on any other
single field. Alwuy respected
in Kussla, scientist now have
been raised several station be
yond any position they've ever
rnjoyed. They're on a level with
the top bracket.
The government I hard at
work building them new lalxira
torlei, finding them the equip
ment they want, giving them the
green light they need.
In fact, whatever scientists
want they can have for the ask'
lug, which I quite a little some
thing in the land of the Soviets,
Kussla has a tiard rnre of
scientists to build from, although
they are mostly lwyond middle
age. When 1 left i
When I left Moscow less
than
iiHiiwi nun an energetic
ranipaixn was under way to at-
tiaet yotuiKer people to science.
The Soviet have acknowl
edged, too, that their scientists
are entitled to the hent possible
material life. They have been
awarded extra special food ra
tions, clothes, automobiles, ape
cial salariea, new apartment
and fine automobiles many
with chauffeurs.
, Housing Priority
In many part of the country,
ww housing is being earmarked
for men of science. They will
get these modern dwelling as
soon as anyone, and till in
cludes marshals, generals and
high party functionaries.
Many acres of beautiful wood
land are being set aside for
"datclia" for scientists. A dut
ch is a summer home, an insti
tution dearly beloved by every
Russian. Some of these include
one-time playgrounds of the
czars.
These datchas are not Just
something quaint knocked to
gethcr on the side of a lake or
mountain. They're sumptuous.
They have etectric lighting,
heating and modern sanitation.
They have tennis courts, volley
oau courts and many will be
enclosed by high rustic fences.
Some upon request are being
supplied with sail boats or
motor boats. Spacious quarters
for servants arc being built
apart from the main houses.
Russia's lender have no illti
alons about how far her scien
tists must progress to catch up
with the United States and Brit
ain. They ore well aware and
impressed with the excellence
and skill of Americans. I'm
quite sure they are not kidding
, tnomselves into thinking they
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hct .id dKf.inu? I MS AUyiijr7
ran catch up quickly with the
United Htule in the atomic new
anymore than they can draw
abreast quickly In making auto
mobile or refrigerator.
Hard Work Necessary
The lender and tin; scientist
know they must work and work
haul and even then tbey may lug
behind thla ldo of the world.
'I hey may have obtained some
thing from Germany, but they
are realist enough to know
that, If they found something
there ao did their allies,
The very fuel that tiie Soviet
don't any much about the bomb
I revealing. It Is the belief of
many Informed foreigner sta
tioned ill the Soviet Union today,
while the Htisslatt haven't
asked for the secret of the bomb,
ii constitute a great and pon
lierou factor in nit their think
ing and action. The use of such
phrases as "atomic diplomacy"
in referring to move of her al
lies is significant.
With America holding the
bomb secret, and lirltiiiii and
Canada in on it in some way
(something the Kussians never
have fully understood) it be
come alarming to the Soviet
and their people to see the Unit
ed Slates not only talking obout
but doing something about At
lantic and Pacific base.
It la very well for American
to say, "We'll never use the
bomb for aggressive purposes,"
but just try and convince the
mini who hasn't got the bomb of
that.
FHA Fovors Switch
Of Housing Units
POKTLAND, June 8 M'j The
regionul federai public housing
agency has recommended 11)8
housing unit at East Vanport
be set aside (or transfer to up
state cities for temporary veter
ans housing.
The allocations listed: Leban
on 00, Arlington 18. Monmouth
211, Snlem 48, Wheeler 20 and
Corvalits 32.
Union County Men
Headed for Army
LA GRANDE, June 6 !'
Sixty-seven Union county men
wilt be sent to Portland for ex-
nmiiuitifm for indm-tmn in mil.
i iiarv service about June 24. ac-
i cording to Jesse ilosenbaum
chairman of the Union county
selective service board.
Many of the men were pre
viously in deferred classifica
tions.
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end 10c with jrour nam nd idrirM to
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Army Will Fly
Great Circle
SAN KHANCISCO, June 8 (lit
The army air transport command
announced today it would begirt
regular freight and mall flight
to Japan via the north Pacific'
great circle route June 15,
Brig. Gen, D. C. Slrother, com
mander of tha west coaxt wing
of the ATC'i Pacific division,
said one regular flight would be
made every other day via An
chorage, Alaska, end Adak in
the Aleutian, clipping about VI
hour from the present crossing
time.
"Coming eat, with favorable
wind, flight of lea than 24
hour wili be fairly common
he said, "making it possible to
leave Tokyo on a Saturday and
reach the U, S. the urns day,
by gaining a day crossing the
international dateline."
Gen. StIIwell
Goes To Salem
OLYMPIA, Wash., June 8 (Pi
General Joseph Stiiwell. after
conferring with Governor Walt
aren here yesterday, wm ny
From McCord Field, Wash,, to
Salem, Oregon, to confer with
Governor Karl Snelt today.
The four-tar general I visit
Ing nations! guard headquarters
of the four western state to see
better liaison and cooperation be
tween the national guard, re
serve corps and regular army.
"I want to get everybody on
the same team," aid the noted
"Vinegar Joe" of the China
Rurtnaindia campaign in World
War If.
Latin-American
Program Favored
WASHINGTON, June 8 (!?!
Legislation providing for a
broad program of "military co-oni-ration"
with other western
hemisphere nations was approved
today by the house foreign af
fairs committee.
The measure, requested by
President Truman, would author
ize the chief executive to arrange
for:
1. Transfer of war good to
other countries of the hem
isphere; 2. The training of military
and naval personnel of those na
tion: 3. Repair and maintenance of
their armaments.
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Utilities Plan
Electric Heat
NEW YORK, June 6 VP
Experiment looking toward
economical heating of home by
electricity were outlined today
by utility executive from the
Pacific northwest and the aouth.
J. H. PoJhemu. president of
the Portland, Ore., General Elec
tric Co., tolft the annual meet
ing of the Edison Kieetrie Insti
tute that at present n company
had more than 700 electrlcaiiy
heated bulidlng and apartments
connected or on order.
Demand for this type of beat
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electric power ami public de
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Experiments so far, Folhemii
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As soon as distribution cost
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Shook Operator
And CIO Bargain
PORTLAND, June 8 fPi
Negotiation between box shook
operator and the CfO Wood
worker of America have begun
for a new contract in which the
union ask i.!0 an hour mini
mum. Meeting with the inland em
nire nine ooerator were sched
uled to start today in Spokane,
the union announced.
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Area Shippers
To Talk Rates
An informal sneetmg will be
held Friday between Klamath,
basin shippers and representa
tives st the public utilities com
mission in an attempt to agree
on a shipping scale.
A, F, Harvey, superintendent
of transportation - motor, and j
A. W. Fogiesong, PVC examiner,;
wtlt attend from Salem to meet
with the Klamath rates bureau
and interested shippers over the
recently granted 25 per cent In
crease granted fey the PUC to
motor carrier.
The meeting, which will be
held at the chamber f com
merce at 2 p. m., was brought
i about by a letter protesting the
; increase. The letter was sent
lout by the rate bureau and
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have been granted a 25 per cent
increase in rates, and California
carriers were granted a 12 per
cent increase.
Byrnes Will Leave
For Paris Jane 13
WASHtXGTGN, June 8 B
Secretary of State Byrnes said!
today he expects ta leave Jonej
13 lor resumption of the tor-1
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