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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 3, 1947)
Baruch Blasts Scientists Far Atomic Bomb Heckling Of U. S. Army Brass Hats WASHINGTON, Krb. 3 (!') , Jlcn, iiid M. lliirudi ussi'rturi to diiy Unit sclnntlsta hull "linn bjislod" llw miny lutii inuldna pulille the Symth rrpurt, sliira criticized for II lilsclomire of (lllllllc b(lllll) HI'l'IVlH. Apprurhiu bt'foro tho scnulo nloinlv coiiiinllU'o cunsiilurliiK I'rufldiMit Tniiniin' iiumliiu llona (or flvn nicrnhcrii mill u iiiiiniiir for tho atomic control roiiiiiilsslon. Iho 7f)yciir-oltl fl. iiiinclcr awl aliiW-sinim tnstlflt'd: 1. Thnl tht' army had been too much criticized. 2 Tlwil Ma). Cirri, l.o-llo R. Groves, who hull diaruo or llio MiiiiIiii tttui project, luiri ni-vttr received Just pnilto In develop ment of Ilia bomb. . Thiil MuJ. Gen. T. K. Kur rrll, (rrt.) who win active in the Los Alamos, N. M., atomic project would be n ideal man for commission munuifer, a punt to which tho president iioml nutcd Hll-veiir-old Curroll L. Wil ton of lioslon. (Tho war tlcpurtmcnl Identi fied Gen. Kiirrcli nit Gen. Groves' deputy durinu the Miiiihiitliin project. Ho In now chief ciikI nprr for New York sliitc.) 4. That atomic encruy devel. opmciils will remain primarily " mllltiiry question" until work, able Inti-rniitluiuil coutrolii arc provided. 9. Thut he know Herbert Mark, named for cominiiuion council and tubbed an a possllilo Communis! sympathiser in tctl inoiiy before another iieniito committee, na "n very able fel low" but known nothlnu of his biiekitround. 0. Thut David E. I.lllenthal, nominated fur commission chair iniiii. Is "Ihorouithly miwllficd." liarucli, copplnu hi hand to bin ear tu cntch the qucntlorm of the senators, told committee members he thinks the public has ijune too fur "In criticizing mllltiiry men whom we cull brum ha In for their bundling of HiIk problem." "The army lind liuvy uro starved In peacetime, and then suddenly wo cull on them to fluid our warn." he mild. "They do a magnificent Job uud then we turn around and criticize them." Senator Edwin C, Johnson (D Colo.) nuked if tho American delegation on the United Nn tloini atomic commission, which Haruch bended until recently, him been hiindlciipped in Its work by the publication of the Smyth report. Street Cor Wreck Kills One Woman LOS ANGKLES. Keb. 3 (I'l A spectacular collision of two Pacific Electric street cum killed one woman and Injured 20 piiMiciiKcrii .Saturday. Miss Gloria U. Fischer, 20, secretary for a I. on Anueles druK firm und daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George J. Fischer, Wuhpeton, N. D., was killed In stantly. A (indie cur, out-of-scrvlce, swung throuith un open switch and into a two-car train, police mild, moving In the opposite direction. City Daflvary Ssrvlca. PhTe417. PILES TEARFUL TIME EL PASO, Tex., Feb. 3 11') Police answering a cull on White Oiiks street found the neighbor hood literally crying for help. Investigation allowed that boys playing on u vacant lot hod "tum bled across more than a dozen tear nan canldcrs, presumably old army equipment. The boya broke aevcral, and Iho wind did the real. DELAYED HONEYMOON CHICAGO, Feb. 3 ll') Ed ward W. Prodi, 211, fell down Bin Ira at hla borne and auffercd a broken lex while en route to hla church wedding, but lie ar rived In a wheelchair only two houri lute. . The bride, Miss Botty Con wuy, 21, and 150 relatives and friends wiilled at tho church Sat urday without knowledge of I'redl'a nilafortune. After the wedding tlie ban duKed bridegroom returned to Kvuiiuellcul hospital in an am bulance. The bride went alone to the wedding; dinner and re ception, Low Course To Be Given Here A courso for two houra' col Icne credit In Oregon achool law will be tnuKht by County School Sunt. Humid Ashley at room 300, Klamath Union hiifh achool, each Tuesday and Frlduy at 7 p.m. The course la sponsored by the lieneral extension division of the Vandenberg Mum On Trip WASHINGTON, Feb. 3 (A1) President Trumnn today con ferred for tho second time with republican and democratic con Kreaalonul leudcrs In what Sen ator Vandenbcrif (R-Mich.) term ed a "congenial meeting." Vandcnbcrg, president pro tempore of the senate, waa non committal when asked whether he will accompany Secretary of State Marshall to Moscow for the four-power foreign minister conference next month. Ho told reporters he waa "not discussing the mutter at tho mo ment," after first say Inn he didn't know, Tho conference nt the White House lusted about 40 minutes. "It waa purely routine," Van denberg said. 'The president re newed hla emphasis on the need for extending the maritime com mission's ship operating author ity." No Decision On John L. Lewis Yet WASHINGTON. 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