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Show 16 SUNDAY. AUGUST 21. 1955 UUh County. UUh SUNDAY HERALD U. S. Reveals Vital Secrets Of Building Atomic Furnaces Reconciliation With Wife Possible-Schm- idt By WILLIAM C. SEXTON sis-Unit- ed GENEVA r is a possibility. I can't tell you any more than that." It was the first time that Schmidt had spoken personally on his tangled marital affairs since he retained Sacramento attorney Howard Welch to ' secure his di vorce. Welch had previously, quoted mother." as saying that he was not Schmidt said Schmidt "It's possible," in a reconciliation. interested recon a was about asked when he Schmidt was staying at this reciliafion. "I'm not saying yes or no. There sort community in the Sierra Nevada with his bride's mother. Mrs. Walter Ferguson and her husband. He came here yesterday after filing his divorce papers at Red Bluff, 52 miles west. "I am not going to try to get custody of the child now," Schmidt said. "I am just getting a divorce so far. I hope to get custody of the child later." mmm& his said Schmidt present American per SEOUL. Korea (UP) indefiwere sonal Sat tear plans "very gas Military Police used nite." He said he had not decided urday to smash an attack by about who just when he would leave here for 300 Korean demonstrators toned fellow- - countrymen who Portland, Ore., to see his mother, work for the U. S. Air Force at Mrs. Nelli Peters. "I know she is anxious to see the Fifth Air Force Base at Kun-same and I'm going just as soon as Demonstrators demanding the I can," Schmidt said. Communist members of the neuThe Schmidt, who re tral nations truce teams withdraw turned from a Chinese Communist from Southern Korea also attack- prison camp to find that his wife, ed other Koreans at Kangsun, an Una, had married another man, east coast port. in the filed the divorce The new outburst of violence fol- Tehama County complaint Courthouse Fri lowed a warning from President day. s Syqgman Rhee to the demonstraHe charged "extreme 'cruelty" tors not to injure American soland he would seek "permadiers in their riots against the nent said. control and custody" of Dan presence of 'Czech and Polish ny on the ground that his Jr., truce inspectors housed in Ameriwife was an "unfit can camps mother." At the Kunsan Air Force Base atabout 300 Koreans rushed a line But in Nevada City, Una's Harold said that torney, Berliner, of Air Force trucks taking Korean she would not consent to "giving employes ff om the base. Air Force up her son." He said any further M.P, s broke up the assault with comment would be withheld "until tear gas. In Kangnung about 100 South we are formally and regularly Koreans hurled rocks at fellow served." Berliner said that Una had again countrymen employed by the gone into seclusion, but he emphaAmericans. Rhee announced Saturday that sized that she had not returned to Fine, the logger Republic of Korea police are inves Alford she while Schmidt was in married that "evidence subversive tigating . elements" caused the bloody riots prison.. When Schmidt arrived at the which in of the past several days Courthouse he was accom Friday 60 were American soldiers bout his mother-in-laMrs by panied injured. Walter Ferguson, who has publicly turned against her own daughter to support him in the divorce ac 15,000 Counter-Spie- s tiori. Arrested In Shanghai . ' After filing the papers, the two TAIEPI (UP) Chinese Commu- drove to the . Ferguson home in nist authorities in Shanghai have Child's Meadows, 52 miles east of arrested more than 15,000 counter- her. Schmidt planned to continue revolutionaries within the past two tq Portland, Ore., to visit his weeks, the China Union Press' said mother, Mrs.. Nellie Peters. At Schmidt's request, the comSaturday. The agency, which claims main- plaint did not contain any specifi land contacts, said the Reds round- cations nor mention such terms ed up laj-gnumbers of former as bigamy, adultery or desertion Nationalist officers on charges of The airman said he had no desire having engaged in subversive ac- to drag Una's name "through the ' tivities. mud." The United, (UP) States today revealed some of the vital secrets of building atomic d furnaces that produce more Kiel than they burn. These disclosures pertaining to the reactors were another step towards. inter-- j reactor wrkine nauonai narnessmg ot atomic Another Method power for peace. They commanded close attention from the delegates Dr. Harold M. Feder, of to the National Laboratories in U.N. atoms-for- which ends to Chicago, described another method peace conference morrow. " of extraction along -- the lines of Scientists here regard the breed steel refining. He said the metal is er reactors as one of the most converted back int,o compounds ores, dramatic and important develop- resembling its developed metallurgical ments of the atomic age. Reports newly manon progress in this field have led methods and remote-contrnow it make U.S. officials to warn that further ipulation possible to the necessary operations, American help in a peaceful atom perform ic energy program might lead to Feder said. A. F. Voigt. of Ames Laboratory construction of by other Iowa State College at nations. Ames, Iowa, described still a third methVital Information of extraction. This one uses American researchers released od molten metals to sluice away the vital information on the new re ashes or waste produced in a actors, nevertheless. Floyd L. Cul-- i reactor. lor Jr., of Oak Ridge, Tenn. national laboratory led the reports These ashes are the leftover with a survey of chemical develop- fragments of split atoms. Voizt ment work performed by most of said they can be used as radiation for food sterilization, medthe major atomic energy groups sources ical and many other aptherapy in the United States on the probplications. lems of radiochemical processing. Culler described the techniques Voigt said the information he for removing atomic fuel such as released will be very useful in the and plutonium from industrial development ol atomic uranium burned-ou- t reactors so it can be power. - By WALTER L. BARKDULL United Press Staff Correspondent CHILD'S MEADOWS, Calif., Airman Daniel C. Schmidt (UP) said Saturday that 'its possible" he may reconcil with his twice-we-d wife Una even though he filed divorce against her as an "unfit uranium. He said thorium is nificant to the future of economic nuclear production of electrical energy since it may make possible the simultaneous production of power and fuel. Gresky said the fuel extracted from the reactor can be put back in again and again to keep the Press Staff Correspondent - high-powere- - . v, - ; i r A? .1 m two-we- . ." ; 1 - v. - ir 4 ek original MP's Employ ol Tear Gas 1 . T bs Vi n. s It Ar-gon- ne , On Koreans breeder so-call- ed re-use-d. FILES FOR DIVORCE Airman Daniel C. Schmidt, center, returned POW, files for divorce in Red Bluff, Cal., Friday, as Alice E. Davis, Tehama county clerk, left and Mrs. D. F. Fer look on. Schmidt, whose guson, right, Schmidt's mother-in-lawife, Una, had remarried, will seek custody of his son, Danny Jr., according to his lawyer. (U. P. Telephoto) w Another Oak Ridge scientist. 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