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Show SUNDAY, DECEMBER 3. 1950 Proro, UUh County. UUh 19- HERALD.Grand Champion SUNDAY U. S. Pushes Atomic M Baby Award Shows Build-U- p 9 u Racial Equality To Counter Russ Aqgression DETROIT, Mich., Dec. 2 U.R The Negro . father and white mother of a child picked as Detroit's "Grand Champion Baby" said Saturday the award roves there is "fairness and Democracy in America. Little Lester Massengill won over 5,000 entries in the contest sponsored by the Detroit Junior Board of Commerce. His 28 awards included a four-ye- ar college scholarship and a $1,000 educational endowment. The father, George L. Massenfoundry worker, gill, said "The question of race never came up in the contest." "There were some Negroes who doubted a colored child could win," he said. "This will prove to them there can be and is fairness and democracy which they should accept instead of doubting all the time." The mother, Claire, 26, smiled in agreement. on the Savannah river in South Editor?! Note: Eight years Carolina to manufacture- - a new ago today man for the first kind of atomic explosive, tritium, time achieved a ing nuclear chain reaction. It for a new and as yet untested atomic weapon, the "hydrogen proved that the atom's violent Congress already energies could be tamed and suoer bomb." the commisison a has granted today put to useful work. But atoms $260,000,000 start on the South the emphasis still is on for bombs. In the following Carolina plant. already-launchAdd to these interview, Chairman Gordon Dean of the atomic energy, programs the new $1,050,000,000 commission tells why. project and, Dean said, you have "an Undertaking of roughly the same proportions, from the stand By JOSEPH L MYLER United Press Staff Correspondent .point of dollars and manpower Dec. 2 aE WASHINGTON. and industrial magnitude, as the This country is pushing its great Manhattan district." est atomic buildingup since the Dean would, not say o, but birth. Gordon Dean technical advances since the war said today, for one "basic" rea obviously assure that atomic proson Russian aggression. duction, once the new facilities This country began expanding sret eoinsr. will be more than the $2,000,000,000 wartime atomic double the wartime rate. project soon' after the civilian It is not merely quantitatively atomic energy commission the project has grown, howthat it which Dean now heads took ever. The quality of its project over from the Army's Manhattan has advanced even faster. The district in 1947. testes at Eniwetok in The buildup proceeded gradu- 1948 were far more powerful than ally for a while and then spurted the wartime models, and atomic suddenly 15 months ago at about have been improved furthe time President Truman learn- weapons in function and power both ther ed "that Russia had exploded a since then. test as the military The This week it took on new and frequently stresses, no longer is SAN JOSE, Calif . Dec. 2 r.Ei vaster dimensions when Mr. Tru- the Five persons were killed and one man asked congress for used to be. it weapon injured eary Saturday seriously which to multiply the "The smash-u- p on the in a two-cDean said, weapons," output of atomic weapons. road near "have been increasingly: more ef Sunnyvale-Saratog- a fective and efficient. There has here. Approval Certain Four of the dead were young been constant improvement and sailors stationed at the Motfet Congressional approval of the that applies to handling and field air base. The other body was president's request is certain. The appropriate committees have seen Although thejmodern model is identified by highway patrolmena intelligence reports on Russia's not the bulky, unwieldy weapon as Hilmer Oehlmann, Jr., 21, atomic progress which leave no that knocked out Hiroshima and Stanford student. Officer Warren Moore identidoubt that this country will have Nagasaki, it still is no "baby." to gear up the project. You still can't make a "small fied the sailors as Lyle Dean La 19; Bobby Dale Binnion. But that is not what Dean call- atomic explosion." As Dean put Rue, 20: William Englemerg, 21, about no is hand launchgrerxage. "it for reason" it, ed the "basic and Kenneth W. Sammar, about ing the new expansion. 20. Clears Up Question "We don't like to discuss what at Reported in serious condition we know of Russia's program," that the San The AEC believes Find-lewas Jose Judge hospital own as our far "As said. Dean atomic stockpile and rate of pro22, also a Stanford student. current expansion is concerned, it duction is greater Findley suffered chest injuries was motivated more by Russia's than Russia's.considerably this lead "never But lacerations of the arms and indisposition to stop aggression in has made me or any of the com- and legs. the world than by the speed or missioners complacent," Dean The highway patrol said the two program." said. Even one bomb in Russia's cars progress of her met broadside. One tipped That is reason enough for Dean possession 'is too many, o.Ver on impact and the other car! i .J and his fellow commissioners and auura. a nearby service crashed into . atomic colleagues Un rJoararl nn rn nntfotirm th:ri ttr warren re airoiman .V. . ,. station,, "a he said, There is definitely." ai v , ' nan ivpn Kfiintr riiiiiuMuii. f7. ported. of sense throughurgency high though the Savannah river Oehlmann's father is general out our shop." won't get manager plant explosives and executive vice presExpansion projects previously undeV construction unt" next ident of Yosemite Park and Curry launched involved new plants at year, development wocfc on the Hanford, Wash., and Oak Ridge. new weapon, is not being held up. Co. Findley , is the son of Mark Term., for boosting production of The new production reactors are Los Angeles, a wealthy Findley, the atomic explosives plutonium being built De Du Pont by the who also has a cattleman and oil and uranium 235. Nemours Co. But as Dean said, we residence in Reno. already have others New Tritium Plant There have been indications AvnlVnil'AK n A nrArlllfAW nC Last Tuesday the AEC announc that one ofthe giant Hanford to tritium manu- converted es xnai a new project wui dc duiii aciors awmic iixruatcs m wmv.ii facure The AEC has never con firmed this, but it has said that development is being pushed at its Los Alamos, N. M., bomb science laboratory. de- "The first step in Dean said, is re-- I velopment, search, computations, basic work, This has been going "on over a period of years at Los Alamos and has been going on intensively for the past year." The commission takes a pretty 'calm attitude toward the If it works, it will give the mili-- I tary a powerful new strategic weapon that conceivably could be 1,000 times more powerful than bombs. But plutonium or if it doesn't pan out, if some law of nature says it can't work noth-- J ing will be lost. We 11 just go on WITH AMAZING , making self-sustai- n-' f ed A-bo- You and the Service! 'St j r, By DOUGLAS LARS EN NEA Staff Correspondent WASHINGTON WEA) Q. Where can one apply for enlist6 ment In the naval reserve, the Sea-Be- e battalion? A. Any Navy recruiting station will be happy to talk to you. Q. Can members of the reserves buy GI insurance? V-- 1 Robert S. Harries, former Utah state liquor commissioner enforcement chief Friday surrendered himself to state prison warden Alvin O. Severson to begin sentence for serving a five-yebribery. Sentence disposition was to have been heard this morning by Judge Ray Van Cptt, Jr., in Salt Lake City, who received a remittitur from thei state supreme court in the Harries case. The high court refused a rehearing on Harries' appeal of the conviction. A 1948 Salt Lake county grand jury indicted the, former liquor enforcement chief during investigation of a state liquor scandal. He was free on $1000 bond. Anqther figure in the liquor scandal, Cyrus V. Lack, operator of a liquor package agency, was committed to the one to 10 year term in district court Saturday. ar SANTA'S DOWN . . BUT HE'LL RECOVER. KIDDIES" was a hot time in the Newark, J department store window that laid Santa low, but since you cant keep a good man down hell be back in tip-tshape well before Dec-- 25. What happened was a small fire broke out inside the display window, and firemen who extinguished it even had to douse Santa Claus when he started to smoulder. Five Killed N. op Coast Crash A-bo- one-purpo- $1,050,-000,000-w- city-wrecki- se, ng ith ar y, .r "i:":.!.:"" 1 ... 1 H-bo- j PRES By UNITED Truman's A-Bo- SKITCH HENDERSON State merit mb TO WED FAYE EMERSON NEW YORK, Dec. 2 (U.R) Lyle Cedric (Skitch) Henderson, radio and television star, said Saturday he and actress Faye Emersoh will be married Dec. 12 in Cuernavaca, the Mexican town where she ob tained her divorce from Elliott Roosevelt last January. Friends said the couple picked Cuernavaca for the wedding ''to avoid legal complications', and plan a second ceremony in New. York when they return" the week of Dec. 18. HenIt .will be the British-bor- n derson's first marriage and Miss Emerson's third. , They met last Surprise to Military Heads Dec. WASHINGTON, 2 (U. President Truman's offhand state- ment that this country is considering using the atomic bomb in Korea took his military commanders by complete surprise. They would hardly have been more surprised if a bomb had been dropped on them. It was equally surprising to America's allies. A dispatch from London said Europe was "jolted." The Canadian government asked for "clarification." A thorough check among military men in the upper ranks here brought these returns: They have not given serious thought to the idea of asking Mr. Truman for permision to use the in Korea. They Here Astonished They have no present intention of asking for such authority. And they were astonished when they read news reports about what Mr. Truman had said. They conceded, however that they might not be fully aware of the effects ' Mr. Truman might have been trying to achieve by saying . what event, the cold "day any In, after appraisal came down to this: We have We have been making them at a steadily rising ate for five years. We are about to embark on further vast expansion of atomic weapon pro- July. duction. And, as Mr. Truman said yes terday, we are constantly study- been any consideration of acting on them. . ing possible roles for the The word "consideration has if we should ever have to use it again which we hope we won't. caused a lot of confusion around For example, target analysis here in recent days. Military stumen have reported occasions in dents study everything military. which atomic bombs have done In World War II, the military the enemy a lot of damage in studied, or "considered," possible use of poison gas. But such conThe joint chiefs of staff see these! siderations was strictly academic as long as the enemy didn't reports. But high defense offi- cials said there never so far has use it. he-did- ,.5S ... in. Q. My son is 19 and starting h second year of college.- For ho long can he be deferred? A. Until the end of th schd year. - .iC iife A. Any veteran who was i World War II can buy Nation Service Life he is in the reserves or not. Ju being a reserve doesn't man for NSLI. You have qualify) to be active duty to get NSLI. Q. Is there any priority on Jid me avy cans up reservists? A. Navy is accenting vnlimtw in critical technical ratings ar critical specialties in the. con missioned ranks. In some categories, which tl Navy is unable to fill front vol ui teers, it calls involuntarily fro tne organized reserve, first, and unable "to fill needs frnm ti category, then recalls the inacti' reserves in the specialties neede All recall orders for commi sioned officers are originated the Bureau of Naval Pprsnnr and for enlisted personnel in tl various district headquarters, , a nilota hacic O. Five months irn I rnt n of the Air Force because of hart ships at home. Now I hav hd my draft board physical and thcJ are going lo take in the Arm Hasn't somebody made a mis tali about my situation? A. 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