davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-09-20

DR.. Jan Papanek

ID. zarf zHstane ma veky pa
matne a krasne zaznamenane
v dejinach Ceskoslovenske re-
publiky. Je to den, kdy jsme
Sc pred dewitt roxy loucili S
Tomasem G. Masarykem. Tim
dnem skoncila jeho slavna po-
zemska pout, ale neskoncil je-
no vliv ma utvaTen1 sc nasi ma
rodni a statnl tradice.
Tento den je vyznamny i
pro mas proto, re dine IA. zaf1
Sc narodil pred 60 roxy Jan
Masaryk. Maine V poslednlch
10 letech zaclname vsichni o.
cenovat vyznam Jana Masary-
ka, ktery 81 dovedl "a velmi
|tezkych okolnst1, a prave pro-
TO, re je synem Tomase c.. Ma
saryka jeste ztfzenych, vydo-
byt sve mlsto v narode. Uka-
zal to v dobach nejkritictej-
SIGH.
Malo lidf videlo tax jasne
|jako Jan Masaryk, do echo
mas vede politika appeasemen-
tn. Jan Masaryk tuto politi-
ku ostre odsuzoval a kdyz vi
del, re v 1fednfm postavenl
nem1ze niceho docilit, vyvodil
z toho lined dIsledky a zacal
upozornovat a burcovat svet,
ably no aspon ponekud pfipra-
vii ma katasrofu, jez Sc bllzila.
Jake clovek Sc Masaryk do
vedl a dovede priblfzit svemu
lidu jake malokdo z tech, KITE
RI jsou cinni We verejnem 1.-Two
te. Jeho projevy prinaseji
vzdy move podnety nebo vystra
by a dovedou uderit ma strunu
lidskosti. V roce 1888 to ne
bylo jen chvilkove rozpoznanl
svetove situace, nybrz tezke
praci "a naSe ideally tez velmi
mnoho obetoval a stall Sc hlav-
MIN podporovatelem politiky
presidenta BeneSe "a move o.
svobozenl Ceskoslovenska. Be-
hem cele druhe svetove valky
byl pTedstavitelem a zodpoved
nym cinitelem ceskoslovenske
zahranicni politiky, kterou We
de cd vy~tvoreni ceskosloven-
ske vlady v zahranicf. Cd sa-
mych pocatkG postupne zajis-
toval rGznymi smlouvami zpr-
WI uznani a pax mezinarodni
postaveni Ceskoslovenska. T.
castnil sc "a Ceskoslovensko
vsech mezinarodn1ch k~onferen
CT a i dnes, v den svych naro-
zenin bojuje ten nejvetsi BOZ
Ceskoslovenske republiky; "a
jisteni jejich hranic, vybudo-
vani jednotneho narodn1ho sta
tn Cechn a Slovak1 a zajistenl
jejiho d1leziteho postavenl
mezi mirumilovnymi narody.
Dne IA. zari Dude proto u
mas vzdy v~zpominano v souvis-
losti s jmeny dvou Masaryku
Tomase a Jana z nichz kazdy
O sobe svou velikostf laskou k
vlasti a virou v lepsf svet vyko-
nal velke d1lo tax, ably, narod a
republika molly vzdy 1spesne
soutezit S ostan1mi narody v
praci z aleps1 budoucnost lid
silva.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-09-20
Sued JEDNOTY
CESKYCH DAM.
(Dokoncen1.)

Mimo jinych dGlezitych ota-
EEK jednano bylo rovnez o tom
mali Jednota zGstati samostat-
nou nebo hledati spojenl S il
nymi podpdrnymi kajanskymi
organisacemi. Byly zde navr-
by spojit Sc pouze S Ceskou
Sesterskou Podporuj1c1 Jedno-
tou a nektere zastupkyne ma
vrhovaly hledati spojen1 S CSA
DGvody udavan6 k spojen1 Sc s
CSPJ zahrnovaly to, re temer
80 procent clenek jed, jest
rovnez clenkami CSPJ. Spoje-
MIN jejich prace byla by SOU
stTedena ma jednu sesterskou
Jednotu, coz by umoznilo leps1
agitaci. Rovnez spojen1m fl
nancnfch prostfedku by ODE
jednoty ziskaly, coz by melo
"a nasledek i leps1 vyhody
clenkam.
Pc projednanf teto otazky
pfikroceno k hlasovan1: Pro
navaZan1 styku S CSPJ byly O.
devzdany Ga halsy, kdyz Is
delegatek vzdalo sc hlasovan1.
Pro samostatnost hlasovalo 6
delegatek, pro povsechne slou-
fenf II, a pro CSA, 4 delegat-
ky.
Redaktor organu Jednoty
byl odmenen "a mimoTadne
prace obnosem $500, tedy do
stale Sc mu uZnan1, S kterym
Sc redaktori velmi zT1dka set
HAWAII.
Predsedkou Jednoty byla
znovu zvolena p1. Alzbeta Lisa
Strohmayerova, namestkou ].
Vodakova, tajemnic1 M. Ur-
bankova, 1cetnf A. S. Jirglova
a pokladnf M. Spinkova. Re
daktorem organu zvolen znovu
Rud. Houkal, a pravn1kem D.
7. Winder. Sized pTijal Tadu
resoluci a pozdravnych PROBE
va. PT1stf Sized Dude v Chica-
gu roce 1850.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-09-20

New York CDR. J. 81. = New
yorsky projev sekretafe obcho
:1u Henryho A. Wallace, V
nemz kritisoval britsky impe-
rialism a americkou politiku
vGci Rusku, mel velky ohlas i
ma m1rove konferenci. Statnl
sekretaT Byrnes Sc Size nevyja-
drill, je vsak znamo, re no Wal
Iace1v projev neobycejne roz-
rusil, stejne jake ostatn1 cleny
conference. Vsichni DELEGATE
soud1, re WallaceGv p%rojev, u
fin6ny Sc souhlasem presiden-
ia Trumana, podryl smer "a
hranicnf politiky, ma n6mz
Byrnes tax dlouho pracoval.
Tato rama z ~vlastn1ch rad pri-
chazf v poslednfm stadiu kon-
ference, jez byla pod vlivem
Byrnesovy politiky, jak j ozna
mil nedavno We Stuttgartu a
kterou president Truman, KITE
ry schvalil WallaceGv projev,
nyn1 zrejme odm1ta.
Sobotn1 jednan1 conference
bylo velmi pohnute. V poll
Jicke a 1zemn1 komisi pro Bull
harsko navrhl americky velvy-
elanec v Paffzi Jefferson CAT
ferry, ably Sc hlasovalo o rec
kych pozadavc1ch. Jeho ma
vrh vyvolal bouTi odporu a Cd
chod delegate slovanskych sta
til z komiSe.
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co F. D. r. SOUDIL 0
SVYCH SPOJENCfCH.

Elliot Roosevelt pr1praVuJe
knihu O SVEN otci presidentovi
Rooseveltovi, kterou VIDA fir
ma Duell Sloan a Pearce pod
titulem CAS- He Saw IT.. V teto
knize najdeme CO Franklin D..
Roosevelt soudil O svych spo-
jencich.
Winston Churchill.
Je to pravy Tory. Ma jen
ieden nejvySsl dkol zivotn1. Je
to primo dokonaly ministr val
Ky. Jeho duch je primo pred
urcen pro vGdcovstvf We valce.
Budu S MIN moci dobTe spolu-
pracovati neni o tom nejmenSf
pochybnosti. Budeme spolu-
pracovati primo dokonale, a.
vSak kdo Sc ma staff vGdcem
Anglie pc valce? To nemGze
dobTe dopadnouti. Winnie .je
velkym muzem pro udrzeni to-
no co bylo je pro staus quo.
Vyhliz1 sam, jak zosobnen1 te-
to myslenky.
Josef Stain.
Jsem pfesvedcen, re Stain
q ia Sc dohodneme. Je obklo-
pen jakousi mohutnostf, mluvi
pOmalu, IDA Sc byti optimistou,
list sama sebe pohybuje Sc po-
malu = pGsob1 velkym dol
mem. Prosadi CO chce tento
chlapfk. Je to radost S MIN
spolupracovati, neztraci Sc nj
kdy We v6cech ve~dlejs1ch. Ma
enact kratce pfedm6t O kterem
chce jednati a pTi tom z1sta-
ne. Co Sc tyka strycka Joe-a
2 WinStOna =. budu Sc museti
svoji praci mezi mimi prodrati.
Jsou tax rozlicne, jejich ideje
a povahy.
Can-kajsek.
vi co chce a vi take, re ne
niue dosahnouti vSeho. can
kajskova vojska vGbec nebo-
JUL = pres vsechno, co pTinasi
novinafske zpravy. On tvrdl,
re jeho vojska nejsou vycvice-
Ma, re nemajf vyzbroje. Nef1-
ka vsak, proc zdrzuje tvrdo-
Slime Stillwella Cd vycviku Gin
skych vojsk. Nevysvetluje da-
lie, proc drzf tis1ce a tis1ce
svych nejleps1ch lidf ma seve-
rozapadu ma hranic1ch rude
Cfny. Can-kajsek by mas cht6l
pTesvedciti O tom, re cfnstf ko-
muniste nebojuj1 prot Japon-
cum. Avsak to vine lepe. A
vsak kdo by mohl v Cine ma
stoupiti ma jeho m1sto. Neni
zde proste jineho v1dce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-09-20

veho l6ku stastne ~vyresena.
Nemocnemu je vstfikovan lex
primo do krve, diva az tfi en-,
Poole postupu lecby, kazdy
druhy den. Jiz pc prvnf injek-
CT nastava uklidnenf a bezbo-
lestnost. K cel6 lecbe je tfeba
10 injekc1. R~ozsfrf-li Sc tato
lecba, Dude treba pripravit to-
boto leku velik6 mnozstv1. S
tImto faktem je pocftano.
A pfece Sc deli zazraky -.
Z1castnuji s e S obema leka-
RI dalsf pochdzky a vidfm lee
bu novym lekem. Rozmlou-
yam S nemocnymi. Cit pc in
jekclch velikou 1levu. Mali
chut k j1dlu, mohou Sc bezbo-
lestne pohybovat, a co hlavni-
no, pribyvajf ma vaze a telesne
sill. Prvn1ch pet pacientG o.
pustilo jiz nemocnici albeit
mex. Starsf zena, ktera sc df1-
We ma lGzku ami pohnouti ne
mohla, odesla z dstavu sauna a
neopominula 81 witt S sebou
pozadny uzl1k svych veci. Sta
10 Sc tax pc prve v dejinach
teto nemocnice, re beznadejny
pf1pad opoust6l zdrav 1stavnf
braun. To jsou slova ~oSetFuj1-
clho lekare. DalS1 zena, ktera
cd 10. kvetna bezmocne a bo-
festive travila celou dobu ma
luzku, dnes chodf ma prochaz-
: ku do zahrady a bolesti 1plne
zmizely. A pf1pad jest6 mar
kantnejsi: zena, poslana z il
neho 1stavu do posledni stani-
&c u alzbetinek, cd 1nora t6z-
ce zkousela a byla udrzovana
, poslednf mes1ce be zbolesti dav
l kou morfia, vstrikovaneho il
tfikrat denne. Ma konec AMI
5 morfium nepGsobilo, protoze 81
: organisms ma tento utiSuj1cl
p~rostfedek navykl. Ptam Sc:
Jakeh odruhu byly vase boles-
ii? Pfedstavte 81 n1z, obou-
: stranne o~tevTeny We vasem tele
a re vas jednou bodne V pravo
: a jednou V levo. Nynf nec1t1
zadnych bolest1, nedostava "a
dny lex a zadne prasky, pocet
i, cervenych krvinek stoupl u nj
behem tydne v l nm re 3 mil.
ma 4 miliony. Poust1 Sc sc mnou
do debaty o politickych vecech
D a atomovych bombach u Biki-
nj. Pacienti Sc slzami oc1ch
dekuj1 doktoru Hrubemu a
hlad1 jeho ruce. NejlepSi Cd
mena lekaTova.
Zajem ciziny.
: Jake O vsechno, CO je dobre-
no a uzitecn6ho, projevuje pr.
rozene i CHINA velky zajem
a tento lex. Jest ocekavana ma.
vsteva dvou profesorG z An.
glie. Doktor Hruby ma byt
:, pozvan do Angle, ably sv1.
zpdsob l6cby demonstrova.
I pred anglickymi l6kari. Ale
a nase verejnst niue byt upoko.
Jena. Objev zGstane u mas,
kdyz lex Dude slouzit k zm1r
n6n1 bolest1 nemocnych vsecl
ii narodG sveta.
Louc1m sc S obema lekaTi {
opoust1m nemocnici u albeit
ftnek. Jde O dalekosahly OBJ
|. jev? Nebo je to vsak jen polo.
vicni resent? Jednu dobrol
) v6c jiz lex vykonal: zbavil ne
income rakovinou strasnycl
J. bolestl. Ia vsech okolnost1 j
81 to vyznamny krok V boji prot
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-09-20
DR.. Hujer odejel z Michiganu
ma UNIVERSITY " Tennessee.

Znamy astrolog a cestovatel
krajan DIR. Karel P. Hujer,
jenz byl cd roku 1913 profe-
sorem fysiky a astronomie ma
Michigan State College, byl
imenovan hlavou hvezdarny
Barnardovy u university Chat
tanooga v Tennessee. Ma sve
move misto k Tfzeni jmenova-
neho 1~setavu Sc odebral 1.
ZaT1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-09-20
Dobyvatel Hongkongu popra-
ven " Nankingu.

General Takashi Sakai, ia
ponsky dobyvatel Hongkongu,
byl v Marking popraven "a
stTelen1m a dav 1000 C1nanu
pTihlizel poprave.
Sakai, ktery byl velitelem
%. japonske armady, byl u
sweden vojenskym tribunalem
re zverstev prot zajatym vo-
jakGm a civilistGm.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-09-20

RedaktOr a Administrator
ANTHONY CIHLAR
Obydlf:
1927 GrOgan Avenue = 13
Telefon: Broadway 1925
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-09-20
President Benes " Piestanech,

Praha (CTK) - President
republiky DIR. Edward Benes
n~eVStfvil S pf. Hanou Beneso-
YOU "a sveho pobytu ma Sloven
ski lame PieStany.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-09-20
CESkY LEKAR v PRAZE
VYNALEZL LEX PROFIT


Mas mily odberatel a narod-
nj pracovnfk z Filadelfie pan
Frank Tuna st. nam postal w
strizek z 'Prava Lidu" ktery
mu zaslal leteckou postou jeho
synovec z Prahy.
Synovec We SVEN dopise mi
mo jine psal, re obdrzel "Te-
legraf' a poznamenava: "Je
vidno, re i Cechoslovaci v USA
drz1te dohromady a starate Sc
ably Ceskoslovenske Republice
hroZna rama MAJESTY zasazena
byla zahojena a vsemozne hle-
d1te pomoci nasemu ranenemu
a vykofistenemu lidu. Je to O.
pravdu cd americkych kraja-
nj hezke a k tomu i "a svoji O.
sobu tez vyslovuji nejsrdecnej-
81 dix"
Otiskujeme vystTizek "Pra-
va Lidu":
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-09-20

Jest zreJmo re washing
tonska odbocka Narodnfho
sdruzeni jest We vyhode oproti
nekterym jinym, CO sc tyce zis.
kavan1 vybornych recnikd a
vyuzlva v pine mfre moznosti
poskytovanych. Odbocka DO
kracuje We sve praci, nejen III
skavanlm dalsfch fondn pro
postlzene v Ceskoslovensku, a.
lie i sblranim starsfho obnose-
neho satstva, pro ty jez toho
potfebuji, podporovan1m kul-
turnich akcf a jinak. Tradice
Narodniho sdruzeni jest dobre
znama a odbocka jest odhod-
lana pokracovati We sve praci
pro dobro a We prospect siro-
kych vrstev ceskoslovenskeho
Eidu.
Pc ukonceni 1rednf cast
schuze jest vzdy podavano OBJ
~cerstveni a rozpfede sc volna
zabava. Bratr Hejnal zpravi-
ola pax predvadf nektere move
filmy a zvuky novych ceskych
p1sn1 hlaholi z g%ramofonu -
nebo Sc zp1va pri klavirnim do
provodOu.
Frank j. Rosner.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-09-20


a vykorist6n6mu lidu. Je to o.
pravdu cd americkych kraja-
MI hezke a k tomu i "a svoji o.
sobu tez v%yslovuji nejsrdecnej-
81 dix"
Otiskujeme vystrizek "Pra-
va Lidu":
META LID
silva, VYLEcITELNA?
(Reportaz z nemocnice u alz-
betinek cd Oldficha Matechy.)
Nemocnice U a~lzbetinek Na
Slupi je zf1dlo tech pov6sti,
ktere kolujf pc cel6 Praze, re
cesky lekaf vynasel 1spesny
lex prot rakovine. Jiz tolikrat
bylo mluveno o ruznych obje-
Vech, re nedGveTive posilha-
VAN pc nemocnicni fortne, KITE
"a mne ma otevTft cestu k pra-
menGm zprav.
PTivlta me mlady, st1hly muz,
asistent 1stavu dir. Bohm. Vstu
pujeme do ordinacni sine ne
mocnice. Zde Sc setkavame S
objevitelem leku proti rakovi-
ne, S MUDr. Stanislavem Hru-
bym, lekarem z Vysocan. Sym
paticky, usmevavy muz. Ma
klope kabatu nosf stuzku vo-
jenske zasluzne medaile. Nav
ne rukou = to mic. Teprve po-
zdeji Sc dozvfdam, re "to nic'
oylo u neho take lekarske O.
setren1 parasutisty Gabc1ka,
ktery proved ortel smrti mad
nejvets1m vrahem ceskeho ma
roda, katem Heydrichem.
Ones ovSem mono r1ci "to
7 nic", ale tenkrat? Mnohy
) dnesn1 hrdina by 81 to rozmy-
: sill. Navazuji hovor O novem
leku. Nen1 to zadny nahodny
objev, ale je to ovoce osmnac-
tilete prace. Osmnact let sta.
/ lHch pokus1. Byly p%rovedeny
nescetne zkousky ma malych
. velkych zv1ratech. Konecn$
faze vyzkumG je ma dobre ces.
te. Injekce nikdy nikomu ne.
ubl1zila, naopak vzdy prospe
/ la. Pres to mnoho vody uply
nulo, nez bylo mono pfedstou
j pit pred lekaTsk6 kapacity {
: pTistupiti k praktickemu lece
: nj rakoviny.
Rakovina - meta lidstva.
Rakovina .ie nemoc velm
zakeTna. Nevznika pr1mol
premenou normalni bunky
2 rakovinnou, ale predchazf j
mnoho zmen, trvaj1c1ch leta
Prvotnf pTiciny je temeT memo
zne zjistit. PT1znaky Sc obje
!, vi zpravidla pozde. Rakovins
/ je nemoc velmi vlekla a z pc
3atecn1ch 1kazG propukne VS.
silou take pc 10 az 20 letech
: Nejcasteji Sc setkavame S ra
kovinou zaludku, delohy, ko
necn1ku, ale nenl mfsta ma tel
l tloveka, kde by Sc nemohl;
zachytit. N6kdy meme, nekdy
i vice. Kosi vice lidi do rok;
nez nejkrvavejsf valka. Jel
v naSich zemfch podleha 10 a;
20 tis1c lidf rocne teto nemoci
Ma celem svete dosahuje tent'
pocet .zavratne cislice. Tuber
kulosa je prot nj nevinnou ne
moc1. Nen1 nemoc1, ktera b,
i tax tvrdosfjne vzdorovala lie
!, kaTske vede, jake rakovina
Byla provedena dzasna a ne
pfehledna spousta pokusu
Nejvice rozruchu zpGsobil.
pokusy, konane roku 1928
tezkymi kovy, olovem, strl
brem a zlatem. Pokusy Sc n;
konec ukazaly marnymi. V pc
slednich deseti letech byla vel
< mi rozs1Tena methoda prozaro
I vac1, a proto l6cba rakovin!
byla pripojena ma radiove u
stavy. u mas name modern
3 zar1zeny radiolecebny 1stav '
Praze IA Bulovce a radioleceb
ne oddelen1 statnf nemocnict
!, ma Vinohradech. V Brine j
| tento 1stav v Dome 1techy. 0
: zarovan1m Sc Size zachranl mi
sto, primo napadene, nemuzt
vsak zabranit dals1mu Siren
nemoci. Posledn1m lekem Jsol
} dennf davky morfia, ktere uti
: 81 straslive a drasajicf bolesti
: nez Pride vysvobozenl.
: Neco O novem leku.
uaIx< oxIo-- Ltx,lo poiI1
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Tomas Garrigue Masaryk


Ten st1hly, billy prst Sc nahle zdvih.
A kazdy z mas = z mas, jeho zakG = ztich.
"Toz chvilku. Nutno bd1t. ia odchazlm."
A presly dni. A noel. A zdrim.
Sci, zahadny, jenz sv6tly v cele sci.
On, rozjasnovatel. Mas ucitel.
Je vGkol temno. Velky ohen zhas.
Je v nitru jas. To horis, otce, v mas.
Sci v boz1 kid, kan veleno mu jft.
A billy st1hly prst nam kaze: bdlt!
OTAKAR FISCHE
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-09-20

A weekly paper printed in
Czech language, devoted to
material, educational and poll
teal interests of Czech and
Slovaks in the United States.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-09-20

Advertising rates reasonable
and furnished upon applica-
ton.
Evening star., 1946-02-17
Anderson Report Links Farm .
Prosperity to Full Employment

are moving back toward our old
position Of virtual security in the
matter OF the food supply" he said
Currents Outlook Dismal.
"In 1916, 1t will be difficult to meet
total requirements for American
farm products; the relief demand
commercial exports, and our needs
will substantially exceed the sup
plies available. This, however, is
just the current outlook"
The secretary, in his annual re-
port to the President, went on to
say that the present demand situa-
ton sis not necessarily p sign that
agriculture will permanently have
adequate markets"
He explained that agriculture
emerges from the war with an ex-
panded productive capacity and
added that such capacity does not
readily contract.
"The story Of the wartime in
crease in capacity is thus a warn
ing" he declared, That in the future
we must work constantly for the
expansion of demand.
Mr. Anderson expressed the view
that II agriculture is not to suffer
economically from this increased
productive capacity, it must help
see to it that full employment at
good wages Is maintained for those
working outside Of agriculture and
Evening star., 1946-02-17

would be made, perhaps including
some in the United States.
Hearings Being Conducted.
Meanwhile the royal commission
was conducting it's hearings in
camera without even the place of
sitting disclosed.
The Canadian capital, in the
words Of the local press, was
stunned" and shocked" at the dis
closures. With Russia named in
press accounts as the foreign coun-
try involved, attention Immediately
centered on the highly controversial
subject of atomic energy.
Canada, the United States and
Britain, are the three custodians
of the newly discovered atomic
energy devices.
Countries having embassies and
legations in Ottawa:
Argentina, Belgium, Brazil, Chile,
China, Cuba. Czechoslovakia,
France. Greece, Mexico, the Meth
erlands, Norway, Peru. Sweden,
Switzerland, Turkey, the Soviet
Union, the United States, Yugo-
slavia.
Haiti and the Dominican Repub-
lie have consuls-general in Ottawa.
The five members of the British
Commonwealth are represented by
commissioners, These are Great
Britain, Australia, New Zealand,
Union of South Africa and Fire.
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for farmers seen by MIR. Anderson
is expanded industrial utilization of
farm products. Development of such
a market will depend, he said, on a
high level Of industrial activity,
chronological advances, and the
formulation of pricing policies that
would encourage industrial use of
farm products.
ITO find a market in industry"
he said. farm products must sell
at prices that would make them the
cheapest source among alternative
raw materials"
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Canada
Continued From First Page.

mission has made is first report.
Mr.. Mackenzie Kings announce
ment said the persons involved in
clude some now employed or who
have been employed in a number
OF departments and agencies of the
government"
Among the departments rumoreo
to be involved are External Affairs
and the National Research Council
the latter custodian of Canada's
knowledge of atomic energy.
Atomic energy 4 information Is
understood to be among the secrets
disclosed, but other types of infor-
nation also were reported to have
been passed along.
1t was assumed here that the
Prime Minister has been in full con-
sultation with the British govern
ment on the case, and it was pre-
sumed also that Washington had
been informed as developments
occurred.
On Washington, Charles G.
Ross, the Presidents secretary,
said Mr.. Mackenzie King talked
with the President about the in
veStigation last November and
Mr.. Truman had been kept fully
Informed through the State De-
partment." The State Depart
ment said it knew in advance of
plans for the mass arrests.)
One report said further arrests
Evening star., 1946-02-17
Atom Leak to Russia
Known Abroad Durinq
War, Hurley Asserts
By the Associated Press

SANTA FE, N. Mex, Feb.
16.-Maj. Gen. Patrick J. Hur-
ley asserted today that it was
known abroad before the end
of the war that there had been
a leakage of atomic energy
secrets to Russia.
This is just another example
OF how nearly every one except
the American people gains in
formation vital to our national
security" he said in an inter-
view. TT was known abroad
before the end of the war that
there had been a leakage on the
subject of atomic energy.
"On the other hand, the State
Department has studiously pre-
vented information vital to
American welfare from getting
TO the American people. Surely
they are the ones who should
know when their own security
Is menaced."
Evening star., 1946-02-17
Army Physician Sees
Benefits 10 Medicine
In A-Bomb Research

Col. Stafford E. Warren, head of
the medical department of the Man.
haitian bomb project, last night pre-
dicted beneficial results in medical
research from study of the atomic
bombs effect on living tissue. At
the same time he called the bomb
a bad weapon and expressed the
desire to see as few tests of 1t as
possible.
Col. Warren spoke on the same
program with his chief, Maj. Gen.
Leslie r. Groves, officer in charge of
the Manhattan project, at the twen-
tieth annual banquet of the George
Washington Medical Society last
night at the Mayflower Hotel.
Gen. Groves described the prog
ress of the bomb project, the diff
Guilty in keeping 1t secret, and paid
tribute to its efficacy in helping end
the Japanese war.
Pictures of Hiroshima Shown.
Pictures of the destruction in
property and human lives at Hiro-
shima and Nagasaki, where the
bombs were dropped, were shown
during Col. Warren's discussion of
the bombs effects. He told of see
ing the first bomb exploded in New
Mexico and of studying the effects
of the two bombs in Japan. He will
be one of the officials to participate
in naval craft test in the Pacific.
II look upon future tests with a
distinctly jaundiced try, and in a
dim light" he told his audience, con-
sisting mostly of physicians and
their guests. II would like to see
as few tests as possible. I don't
like the atomic bomb. 1t Is a very
bad weapon. 1t behooves the medi-
cal profession to see what is going
to be done about it. The United
Nations Organization has got to
work on problems of its future"
Otherwise, he predicted, civiliza-
tion would have to pay a terrific
price, in the effect of one, two or
three bombs per city.
Col. Stafford said "lot of medi-
cal information" had been cleaned
during development of the Man
haitian Project, but that the results
were so voluminous lit would take
another six months or a year to
even write them" and perhaps an
additional six months or a year to
get them published.
Gen. Groves paid tribute to
the 500 900 people who participated
in the Manhattan Project. He crit
icized some people now making
estimates of the effects of the bomb
as guilty of "very fuzzy thinking"