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APT. HOUSES FOR SALE

3-UNIT APT, HILLCREsT, 5 yrs. old.
Splendid 3-rm. apis, hardwood mrs. gas
shopping center. $13,500. For appt., call
Abe REALTY d DEV. CO.. EN-. 4709-0733
CoLLEGE PARK APARTMENr-rot ioox
zoo; slate roof, stucco on tile; 8 units;
full basement: enough area for S-unit
addition; splendid cond; $25. 600; terms.
CUNT APT. tcolored tenantsl. excellent
ne. location: only ga yrs. old: annual
rental S3sS76; For full info. call Mr..
Kamons, OIL. 1862, with LEGUM a GER
BER REALTY CO. AID. 7sOO. -l6
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HOUSES EXCHANGED.

3-BEDRM HOUSE in fne section Of Phila-
Arlington or Alexandria. Alexandria 5699
after q pm. IA
ATLANTA, GA.-Exchange 3-bedroom, ..
bath house In Atlanta for similar accom-
mediation vicinity Wash for next 10 mos
d. w. DUTTON, phone GL. 0107 or RE.
67O0, Ext 7179S -l9
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HOUSES UNEuRNlsHEp.

1882 CONN. AvE.. "a rooms. 8 baths. suit
sDs ssp ss 500 psr me- a1e N SSss
N6kHTE ss1cM EDNeHaisA fARRs s2s S-.ssSiy b. sss d. Il.
sssa.a lInani bRAs sHi 0ise iaS4 st.fsas T. 10
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ROOMS FURNisHEp-s.s. and s.w.

ROOMS FURNiSHED-S.E. and S.W.
1928 BURKE 81. S.E.-LAdy. share with
another lady. front rm.. twin beds. semi
ssss; !aunfEs Ssfo Sgssf1yo phone 50 "f 15 psar
1881 BAY ST. S.E.-Furn. bedrm. and liv.
rm.. with cooking and laundry privil.: va
can't Nov. Is: 500 month. Call before 10
am. or after pm. weekdays. Lu. 1860.
1914 RIDGE PL. s.E.--single room for
ton. Ss.75 q week. AT. 5i37. its pis
lie g ST. S.E.-very desirable front rm.,
twin beds. near Capitol. $3.50 each. -15
$50 B 81. s.E.-Large front. twin beds,
$50 each; also single, $50: next bath.
SnoWer; c.n.w. TR. 9OS6. -16
345 BURNS ST. S.E.--Furnished roc, an
new home; young couple or l man: blocks
couple. $4s mo: single, ss6 q mo. 1ba
HMLCREsT, 2O30 Send pl. s.e.-Large
twin-bed room, private entrance and bath;
goo FOURTH So. s.E.-NiceIy furn.. twin
beds; rent double, S5 per wk. each: next
to bath: 10-min. transp. to downtown;
couple or girls. Call EN-. 933S after pm
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TABLE BOARD.

WHY NOT EAT breakfast and dinner It
1877 18th st. NV; nourtshing food served
u pleasant surroundings; special mo. rates
Circlel HO 6767 -i7
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RooMs UNEuRNIsHEp
RooAAS WANTeD.

GENTLE HOME IN Arlington.- Snare bath
in private home of young couple Cal
CH. 1884 after $50 pm. --l5
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ROOMS WANTrp tce.s. !,

BUSINESS LADY-One room Or one-room
apt. With PVT, bath. unfurn.. NV. section
COLONEL GIL desires room with kitch-
erette. Box I26-y. Star 1ks
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COOPERATIVE APIS. FOR SALE

NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA RD.-Weii-
arranged apis, containing living rm., din
ing rm.. Kitchen. bedrms. and bath,
cally all windows; well-run bldg; no chill
dren; price. S13.950: $4,000 cash. Call
JANIS z. SCHWAB. OR. $500: after 8 p m.
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POULTRY and EGGS
GLENDALE TURKEY FARM has young
tender turkeys. We kill to order. Bowie
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

FOR RENT'-A large Groom house with
private driveway and large lot, located on
Macarthur blvd; this properly zoned
"commercial' and therefore suitable for
ator. etc. Please cali HARRY I. FRIEDMAN,
Broker, RG l66. In
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.
NOVEMBER 4, I9I6
APARTMENTS WANTED (conf. |,

y
nsd no assf small ,sT
dow. fi..tEsalyLoYED COUPLE desires ! Or
akaSLzz .siss assa9 ssS ssSirroEs need. on: or
iss s70o IL. R''ais assss sniss
sx.NASy XIV Sil SCilrHiicKR and wifi. d.sir. unfur-
% PRoFEssIoaaI fis ps3hs Va WoHEN Nm d..Ir. iurn
apt; NV; I or 2 bedrooms preferred;
" Nould 4, ~ ssnDlst; e. must BE- hish-typs piece.
SSS i5a S,,i FyiSSTES .5S D,ss,. help veteran
askass pa ksnfssn 81. as Psssi!n IN Arlinst0n. Mr.
sS,sIiL5E SSSsFLE disIS;s s9si A. furnished apt.
need 3-rooms; wife and three small chill
dren have no place TO live; washington
YSuNS ;aS ysnss eSun hhsns .spssne asSs es 81, b,
week. urgently need apt. in Wash. or Nd.
asyf GaNApRN 81 Rass S tS ys Gan III. r. rd 1la6 a4
aRsa RfR;T HHS%isASH .s S,,.
Dupont clsis Prone 9 ao 4sso Soasa Ga assI
sl.s!z A.My IT; and s;.g.stsn. v.s. desire ssr-
sp 70 sioo; IT. MsNEL. pu. esis: @Is =
PAY TO e66-Young ex-naval oficer and
Mafs ssSroS ssssssz1tmsnt sss1 furnished or
5sSyr POST OFFICE 81 S.! SEMrLolyE .l. needs, q ?
q. III r. Rsf foasz sszsssl R'Psa
sss En-: S.sa s.a sa u: : m e.
'SS :Ds cs sh0G Mr. M a.sDoszf 81 iSrsisls
SCIENTIST, wife. 4.mont,,- mid aaughtsr.
wa yH4EEzk.s ss ai: sisasT sna .sn B. sssr.
FfaAAa1NEsITl FiSa A1sf Ilfst fRstsnrNrs-Youpr .is.u. lss
tive, veteran. years service, and mother.
sssson saT W eonsdel s1 sas
sssasshss sssn. az a. sfs..ae Hs's5sH'ss
only Or % ad 1Sn
or unfurnished. Cali RE T400. Ext. 1922.
sETRRas FRI 4 kNP b WIFE desire furnished aa' or
unfurnished 1-bedroom apt. ne. or NV.
by Dec, j; up to 500: refs. furnished, Can
TW0-BEDRooM uNFURNrsHED APT. de-
sired by family of i've adults. Box 1Sl-v.
DOR with q wie aaaa Desires ana os
MIS- I'm fufn. qoyIr ST runfurn. apt. Call FR 215o'
teacher! Need furnished or unfurnisheo
ss atssE :. aA. ssss. T Ext 's sos. Ss osheTyise Sc
ASvEsTisNG coNrAcrmAH t.x-nsyal
ofncer) and wife desire furnished apt. or
Sass e !so III MR MR'asasR sEiRRoiaf' NE saly
NEwLYwEDs want place to call home;
s-room unfurnished apartment. Ii. 7s6s
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30 and several scatter sizes. Also sxiS
aha ssf'ist kua aGTafasfls W2sa
aS2 aS @ .5ssi.s 100 BaRs s DR5 5
sAfIs can be protected from ysges and
Mhss sas By ssr 60: soan ss sss
3. s.4 bnS M ayss as osI sy W ssIa i
INJURY sa soesd hsiss' an FL 'ssa sprMas E3Is
ssS.s. ssSsxorHSNEs ds baritone. selmer: new; $SaS.
SWING MACHINE. Singer, tr.adle; b.pc.
dinette, mahogany-color bed. complete:
1ssy as.saonsbls
wsIssSg MAdassn hssn0n t.esdis' ssisa SIS: also
;aHa1tsss sf%fs Madhssssas:r MS SIZE. sSSs ..e con-
esd. moase rm. sss &c aae sudse and
SMsRicAN sEWNo sfyfae MAcHfRaG ne saRokss sssaRoskIsss
R Il Il e. Ssisabls. s 81 ssssd snd as con
,so1ss. .i makes; large selection to choose
SEWING G. MACHiiSss, Singer M ere console. @ .S Choice
cf ssss,nss ssslysifu!y fshsd IN walnut
f.'a e sSsZsp!s NschF tim
sKWISE;. ssKtW3IHSE; sS2a &HSEgla ta,., tave;a, coo Geo16
portable eiec. rentals, sales; repairs, 81 80
up; S2es N st: NV. LEAR, DE. 7457 l6s
1890; elec:. console, $79.50; treadle,
$3.50: VIII sttssS%snts sa rsnsins .f and dnss rs
ShOTGUN, Remington pump. mod 2eC,
Ing ZIP covers; excellent condition, S150.
VoSzs Id
lounge chairs, $25 each; all excellent con-
ditiSn; After g. ME. 3762: is.
ate delivery, De Vry 16 NM and 81 nm.
ROCKVILLE CAMERA SHOP. Rockville. Md
sroRE YNTURE, combination seryic.
counter and bread rack. porcelain and
wood eonstruction; excellent condition;
STORM sAsH-wood;. combination winter,
GUNNER. Removable lower glass section, |
&ronss screen attached. Reasonable. Cali
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I4e9 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Doubls, twin
lisht workers; ssntisms1. lis
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-03
New Batavian Police
Battle With Extremists

BATAVIA, Jan. 2. - UH - Ba-,,
,avia's new civilian police clashed
Tor the first time with Indonesian.
extremists today and two officers
were reported killed in fighting;
which was continuing late in the
day. :. -
Reports from semarang indica-s
ted that the Indonesians were
strengthening their positions in
preparation for an attack. British
authorities said they were conf,
dent they could handle the situa-;
ton. They cleared a number Oh
villages east of the town. :
Eleven Dutch boys and girls
were reported kidnapped in the
Bandoeng area Sunday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-03
Statesville REEVES
Truman Visit Rumor

STATESVILLE, Jan. 2.-UR-
Rumor was back knocking on
North Cardinals door again today,
to the effect that President Tru-
man keep his date to visit this
state in early February, with em-
phasis on Statesville.
The President was scheduled to
have visited North Carolina last
November as a stopover on his
way to meet Winston Churchill in
Miami, Fla, however, the trip
was postponed.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-03
Lemon JyieeRee
Checks Rheumatic
Pain Quickly

II you suffer from rheumatic arthrits a
neuritis pain. try this simple inexpensive home
recipe that thousands are using. Get . pack
age OF Ru-Ex Compound. a two-week supply
today. Mix 1t with q quart OF water, add the
Juice Of lemons. It's easy No trouble al
all and pleasant. You need only tablespoon
fuls two times day. Often within 4s hours
= sometimes overnight - splendid results are
obtained. II the pains do not quickly leave
and If you do not feel better, return the
empty package and Ru-Ex will cost you MOTH
ing to- try as 1t is sold by your druggist under
an absolute money-bac guarantee. Ru-Ex
Compound Is for sale and recommended by
Saunders Drug Store and drug stores everywhere.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-03
80-Houses For Sale.

THE HOME YOU HAVE BEEN LOOK
ing for Moderately priced. Two
story brick-slate roof. Lot 100x150
with plenty of beautiful old shrubbery.
Pre-war construction. In perfect con-
dition. 3 large bedrooms, screens and
Venetian blinds included. Garage.
Owner occupied. Must be seen to be
appreciated. Call 2-1776' for appoint
ment. So. Tyler ST., Sunset Park,
Wilmington, N. c.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-03

NEW HAMPSHIRE RED PULLETS. {
months old, $l.20 each. Merritts Poul-
try Farm, Castle Hayne Road. Phone
2-2182.
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TTENTION! MANUFACTURERS
agents and statesmen to furniture
stores, restaurant supply, theatre sup
ply, barber and beauty supply houses.
We have available for immediate de-
livery any quantity new 1916 model
aluminium furniture, liberal commits
sion. Write air mail to w. p. FIem-
ing, 2165 Latham Memphis. Tennessee.
Give territory covered and references.
Answer today"
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-03
Veterans Cool To Idea
Of Sending More Food To-
Germans, Surueylndicates
General Public More Willing To Give Aid
To Defeated Nation Than Ex-Service
Men; Point Raised By Price
w GEORGE GALLUP

Director American Institute o Opinion y
PRINCETON, January 2-Amercan opinions
should
American occupied zone
One idea however
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105-Lost and Found.

LOST-SHORT LEGGED WHITE AND
tan male terrier Blind left eye. An
swers to Trigger. Child's pet. Call
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-03

The plight Of countries IN Eu-
rope which were liberated from
German domination and now face
food shortages, has considerably,
more appeal to the American pub
f' -.
lie. =
Surveys during the war found !,
substantial majorities expressing >
willingness to accept continued
food rationing and shortages if,
necessary to help feed European
countries. -
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-03

3-PIECE WALNUT BEDROOM SUITES,
$3.50 and up. Schwartz Furniture Co.
713 N. 9Th.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-03

LoST-oNE BROWN AND WHITE COL
lie male, 8, years old. Answers to
name Red" Finder please dial 2-3108
or return to lilo So. 4th ST. Reward,
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-03

COMPLETE STOCK OF PRUNIN
. shears and bamboo rakes. T. w. Wood
and Sons
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-03

STRAYED FROM 418 so. 10TH ST.,
black and tan hound, male. Reward.
Phone 1922
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-03

FOR UTILITY AND Kite H EN-
cabinets, odd wood bads, felt and cot
ton mattresses. see Castle Street Fur
niture Co. Dial 6447.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-03

FOR SALE-ARcHERY SETS, GOLF
balls, other sports equipment. Sport
Center, ia Market,
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-03

LosT-3 MONTHS OLD WREHAIRED
terrier, white with brown and black
ears, one black eye, one white eye,
black tail with white tip. Answers to
"Rebel." Reward. 1915 Orange. Phone
1869.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-03
The Wilmington Star
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The star-News will not be respon-
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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-03

y.
WHILE BOTH the general pub s
lie and the veterans have about !
the same opinions concerning theA
German food situation, the vete-6
rams take a different view on theE
question of whether anything should.
be done about it. :,
The majority of veterans ex- :
pressing an opinion oppose send.
ing more food, whereas voters in5
the general public with opions9
are approximately 3-to-2 in favor :.
of the step. -
The vote follows: -.
''Should we ship more food i'm ,
to this area which we occupy?" x x
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-03

LOST: TWO GOVERNMENT CHECKS,
$4,000 and 1881. Made to Herbert
Hill King, Jr., call 21363. Reward.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-03
70-For Sale.

ONE MODERN 5-BURNER sAV-Ou
cook stove. table top type. ia Market
st. Apt. 4.
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before the American public in a
coast-to-coast survey by the In
stitute as follows:
"Do you think the German
people in the part of Germany
which the United States occupies
and controls will all get enough
to eat to live on this winter?"
The vote of the general public,
and the vote of World War II,
veterans polled in the survey, fol-
lows:
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-03

JUST RECEIvED! SHIPMENT OF IN
nerspring mattresses. Peoples Furni-
ture Company.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-03
110-Livestock.

FOR SALE-HOGS. IS HEAD OF OPEN
and bred gifts. Full blooded, Spotted
Poland China. Durocs. Hampshires,
O.. I. c. Sold on the farm at Pages
Lake, Jan. Z, g. s., 10. Get your choice
from $50 to $50. U. S. Page, Fayette-
vile, N. c.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-03

LOANS AND REFINANCI
Prompt service, reasonable rate FL
nance. Incorporated. Corner Second
and Chestnut. Dial 2-821e.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-03

5 GALLON on AND GASOLINE CANS.
Pickards. 200 Marker St. Dial A2-a224
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-03

MAPLE WARDROBE, ALSO MARBLE
top washstand and table. Dial 2-3613
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-03

100 PIECES 2xl2 LUMBER. ALSO UsEI
sashinS and doors. 1909 Princess
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-03

FoIIR T.OG LUMBER TRUCKS. sNAK-
Ing horse. camp trailer. 1000 teet OF
30-pound railroad. track Mooei =
Ford engines. Bryant 'un'De' Wv
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-03

Among them the weight OF opinion
is against sending additional food
to Germany.
The issue of feeding Germans
this winter was raised recently
bv Byron Price, special investiga-
tor for the President. who toured
Germany and returned to advocate
the sending of more food to pre-
vent starvation, epidemics and I'M
rest.
The issues he raised were put
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-03

TRUCK COVERS. TARPAuLiNs; NEW.
Most sizes in stock. For Sale. Samuel
Bear, ST.. & Sons.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-03

FREDERICK MEAT CASES AND COOL
ers. meat grinders. slicers, meat blocks,
saws, cutlery. Jim Vaughn meat and
bone saws, everything for meat
market Solles Equipment Co.. COZ
Princess
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-03
S5-Help Wanted-Male.

WANTED-THREE FIRST-CLAsS ELEC-
tricians. Only sober, steady workers
need apply. A. R. King Electric Co.
Dial 1914.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-03

EIGHT YEAR OLD BLACK MARE
mulc. A real bargain. See Royal Dan
ford, Bolivia, N. c.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-03

LARGE STOCK POTS, ALUMINIUM
,,,ere 4ahles chairs, scales. G. B, Stern
berger Equipment Co.. 1909 Princess.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-03

43 head Of mules. Broke and ready to
work. C.. S. Newton. Castle Hayne
Road Dial 2-8373,
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-03

PIGS FOR SALE-SEE J. w. Caps,
Route 3, Seagate.
Evening star., 1946-07-21
Neglect Declared Dangerous.

prevention of war" it asserted
"will not be furthered by neglect of
strength or lack of foresight and
alertness on our part. Those who
contemplate evil and aggression find
Evening star., 1946-07-21
BY the Asseeiotsd Press

LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y, July 20.--
A $l7, ,783 900 plant which last month
was still turning out weapons o1
war neared complete conversion to.
day into palace of world peace.
With only three weeks to 60 until
the United Nations final moving
date from Hunter College in the
Bronx, contractors increased their
staff of 800 men to speed the make
over of the sprawling Sperry Gyro-
scope Co. factory. The U. N. already
has opened several Offices here.
The cost Of reconversion was esti.
mated up to $1,700,000.
This town of 688 population. sit
uated just inland from the north
shore OF Long Island in prosperous
Nassau County, already is feeling
the influx of the u. NJ, which plans
to remain three to five years.
Taxi drivers charge as much as
$3.50 for the three miles to the near
est Long Island railroad station at
Great Neck. and Lake Success off,
cials reported several new families
had somehow found places to live
here.
With strict zoning laws, there was
little chance Of immediate business
expansion within the town, which
now has only two commercial estab-
lishments-a delicatessen and a
liquor store However, restaurants
and taverns along the broad high
ways and in the nearby villages
Evening star., 1946-07-21
First u. n. Weekly Bulletin
To Be Issued AUGUST |
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, July 20.-The United
Nations Department of Public In
formation announced tonight that
the United Nations Weekly Bulletin,
f1rst periodical to be issued by the
U. NJ, will begin publication August
/.
The announcement said the .publi-
cation will provide an objective
rerview of United Nations develop
ments together with factual back
ground information. Besides inter-
esting the general reader, the an
nouncement added, it also will be
designed to assist specialists such As
doctors, lawyers, business groups.
labor organizations. teachers and
students who may be interested in
the subjects covered by the differ
ent organs of the United Nations.
The publication will be issued
every Thursday. The price in the
United States and Canada will be
16 cents per copy, with an annual
subscription rate of $500.
Evening star., 1946-07-21
Cost of Divorces
In Reno Raised
To Meet Prices
BY the Assceioted Press

RENO, New, July 2o.-Reno d.
vorces, just like meat and butter,
now cost considerably more than,
they did few weeks ago.
Attorneys general have adopted
the Washoe County Bar Associa-
tion's recommendation that to meet
rising living costs they increase
their minimum fees for run-of- the
mill, non-contested divorces from
$3.50 to $3.50.
For contested divorces or those
requiring additional time or labor,
the association suggested a mini
mum fee of $3.50, an increase Of
$3.50.
Added to the attorneys fees, Of
course, are filing fees and living
costs ranging from $40 to $50 daily
for the minimum six weeks divorce
seeker must remain in Nevada.
Prior to the war $3.50 was suf-
ficient to pay both the attorney and
court costs; but despite rising prices
the number of Reno divorces has
jumped from an average of 2,500 In
prewar years to more than $500 last
year
Evening star., 1946-07-21
Former War Plants Conversion
To u N. Offices Near Finish

looked for added business, and the
housing situation naturally has
become more acute.
The U. N. itself managed to get
through the housing projects now
under way in this section which
eventually will care for nearly 1000
families, and all nearby towns are
being canvassed for rooms.
The shore area is dotted with
country estates and several delega-
ticns and top U. N. officials have
purchased or leased spacious homes.
Out at the peace plant, workmen
concentrated on 6,400 square foot.
conditioned, sound proof cham
Der for the Security Council. De-
signed to be model of beauty and
dignity, the room will seat $50
persons.
Plans include another chamber to
be shared by the Economic and So
cial Council and Trusteeship Coun-
Gil, four huge conference roou@10
committee rooms and approximately
300 individual offices.
All u. N. activities will be housed
in the 100000 square feet of space
except the General Assembly, which
meets in September at the ls3s-40
Worlds Fair site in nearby Flushing.
Sperry vacated the area given over
to the U. N. July but will continue
operatings in other factory build
ings. Both Sperry and the U.N.
lease from the United States Gov
ernment
Evening star., 1946-07-21
Russian
Continued From First Page

group on June IA began its search
for means Of controlling the atom
for peaceful purposes.
The Soviet delegate said it was lis
impression that the question of The
exchange Of information was not
esteemed properly in the commission
Success Hinges on Cooperation.
He added that success of the work
Of the Atomic Energy Commission
would depend in great degree on
the exchange of information on
atomic energy.
Mr.. Gromyko sat with the SCI
entists yesterday at the first meet
ing OF the commission Scientific
and Technical Advisory Committee,
holding Russia's place in that group
until the Soviet scientist designated
for it takes his seat. He said he had
repeated his proposals at that meet
ing on the tasks of the commission
He outlined them as:
l. Concerning the contents of sci
entiflc discoveries on the splitting
of the atomic nucleus and other dis
coveries connected with obtaining
and using atomic energy;
2. Concerning the technology and
the organization of technological
processes for obtaining and using
atomic energy:
3. Concerning the organization
and methods of industrial produc-
ton Of atomic energy and the use
of this energy:
4. Concerning the forms, sources
and location of the raw materials
necessary for obtaining atomic en-
ergy.
Does Not Ask Secrets.
He said the above Listed proposals
do not include a demand for re-
vealing secrets on the production Of
the atomic bomb
The statement on the meeting is
sued by the United Nations con-
tanned direct quotation attributed
to Mr. Gromyko saying that no
body is asking for secrets" This
statement also said the Russian
delegate had declared the time was
ripe for discussing methods of the
exchange of scientific information
on the peaceful uses of atomic
energy.
Mr.. Gromyko declared today that
references which are often made by
some people to the necessity of
keeping secret the production of the
atomic bomb must not be used as
preteXt for prevention of the ex-