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Milford chronicle., 1948-10-15
Aerial
WorId-Ronqina Rockets


The Army, Navy and Air Force
chiefs of staff have charted a 5O-year
defense program, reaching into
WOrld-ranging atomic rocket era. It
is based on the premise that Russia
will have the atomic bomb by 1852
and cOntinent-spanning rockets will
be in use by 1877.
The defense command will ask the
next Congress for IS billion dollars
to prepare the first phase of that de-
fense in fiscal 1850.
The first phase will last until 1852
when Russia is expected to have mas
tered intricacies of the atomic bomb.
In this period, planners say, the US.
must develop overwhelming air and
sea superiority but will find it difficult
to compete with Soviet land power.
estimated at more than three million
men.
The second phase is from 1852 TO
1877. In this period Russia and DOS
sibly other nations can, develop atomic
weapons and air carriers capable of
bombing American cities.
The third phase is after 1877 when
the Chiefs of Staff expect interconti-
mental rockets with atomic warheads.
planes doubling or tripling the speed
OF sound, biological weapons, possibly
death rays. This is the critical period.
planners believe, when civilization
faces the possibility of extinction.
Basic defense decisions for the three
phases have been made and assigned
various services. Weapons and indus
trial potential are the province of the
National Munitions Board and the Ma
tional Security Resources Board.
A part of this program, particularly
in the early stages, is bOlstering the
developing western European alliances
with lend-lease arms. A lend-Iease
program may be offered to Congress
early in the next session.
Milford chronicle., 1948-10-15

Western diplomats feel, as British
foreign secretary Ernest Bevin ex-
pressed it, that ut is better to have our
difficulties now than to live in fools
paradise"
Council Fight
Russia fought to keep the Berlin
issue off the Security Council agenda
but was outvoted 8 to 2. Only the
delegate of the Soviet Ukraine voted
with Andrei Vishinsky, the Russian
deputy foreign minister. Then Russia
announced she would boycott the
Berlin debate.
Two years ago, Andrei Gromyko,
then the Soviet U.N. delegate, walked
out of council debate and stayed in
seclusiOn for two weeks. That was in
the Iranian case when Russia tried
vainly to bar charges against her from
the Security Council calendar in New
York.
Milford chronicle., 1948-10-15

JOINTLY ruled by France, Britain, the
United. States and Russia, curdled
wartime unity faster than at any other
point.
AT Paris in the United Nations, the
victOrs are wrangling over admins
tration of the four-power occupation
capital. Their dispute may wreck the
United Nations if some way out of
the deadlock is not found.
Berlin became a spot where occu-
patton troops rubbed each other the
wrong way after the Big Four Coun-
Gil of Foreign Ministers broke up in
London last December without setting
Milford chronicle., 1948-10-15
Meat
Supply & Demand

There will be little change in meat
prices next year, despite temporary
fluctuations, says the Department of
Agriculture, unless the public cuts
down on buying meat.
Next years per capita meat con-
sumption will be between 14O and l45
pounds, agricultural experts say. This
compares with las pounds this year,
l55 in 1947 and 1874 during 1874.
The present slump in meat produc-
ton should come to an end during
l949. Bumper feed crops this year are
an incentive to farmers to raise cattle.
A short corn crop last year curtailed
production.
If consumers spend as much for meat
in relation to incomes in 1949 as they
did in prewar years, meat prices could
weaken moderately, department ex-
perts say. But even in this event,
prices would be high by all past stand
ards-abOve any year except 1948.
Milford chronicle., 1948-10-15
East WeSF
Atom Came

ii AS Russia the atomic bomb?
IL It's become a game almost
like button, button, who's got the
buttOn?" Russia repeatedly has
limited that the United States is
not the only one with a button.
On the other hand Russia does not say
definitely she has developed one.
American experts agree that the
secret Of how to make the bomb has
been no secret for some time. They
doubt, however, that Russia has the
industrial capacity to make it vet.
The latest Russian teaser on this
subject was by Deputy Foreign Minis
ter Andrei Vishinsky at the United
Nations General Assembly in Paris.
Blasting this country's stand on inter.
national control of atomic energy.
Vlshinsky said it would be dangerous
Tor this country to assume il had a
monopoly on the weapon.
Stain No Bomb
Two years ago Prime Minister
Stain, himself, declared Russia did
not have the A-bomb. Seven months
later, Andrei A. Gromyko. then the
chief Russian U.N. delegate. admitted
cy implication that Russia did not
nave the bomb. He said that American
monopoly on the bomb was temporary
IN character and actually an illusion.
Again last October there was an
indication Russia still had no bomb.
IN Warsaw, the late Andrei A. Zhda-
nov, member of the POlitburo who
organized the Cominferm, told satel-
lite delegates the Soviet Union had
no atomic weapon.
Russia dropped this approach, how
ever, In what appeared to be a Shift
keynoted by Vyacheslav NJ. Molotov.
foreign minister.
For Home Consumption
The secret of the atom bomb. Molo-
toy said last November in a speech
coinmemorating the Bolshevik Revo-
!utlons anniversary, has long ceased
70 exist He did not say Russia had
the bomb; he didn't say it didn't.
In Washington the consensus was
Molotov was speaking for home con-
sumption, to calm Soviet jitters over
Russian potential in an atomic war
Soon after that, reports began 10
appear IN European capitals that the
Russians had tested bomb in Siberia
the previous June. British military
men doubt it and still insist Russia
doesn't have the bomb.
NelO Times, the authoritative Mos
cow periodical, threw another hint. II
did not say Russia had the bomb. il
said Russia has the economic mighr'
to produce it.
New Uranium Ore
Discovery of a new uraniuno-bear-
ing mineral in the Belgian CONGO
points up the fact that Russia NAV be
well on the way to plutonium. kew
A-bomb ingredient. The new mineral
which contains so per cent uranium.
IS similar to tyuyamunite, a mineral
first found in Russian Turkestan.
This new green mineral. called
sengierite, is similar also to yellow
carnotite, from which the us. gels
its domestic uranium in the Rockies
Pltchblend is also another important
uranium source, deposits of which are
found in Canada and the Belgian
Congo.
Milford chronicle., 1948-10-15
Building
September Record

September set another new month
ly building record with a total of ST.
804,OOO,O0O-a / per cent rise over
August and q per cent over Septem-
ber year ago.
The Department of Commerce said
the September figure raised the value
of new construction begun in 1948 to
13 billion dollars-34 per cent higher
than the total for the first nine months
of record-setting 1947.
Private housing in September to-
tailed 685 million dollars, / per cent
below August but q per cent higher
than September, 1947.
There were increases over August.
however, in public construction and
private building for business use.
Business use building amounted to
342 million dollars and privately
owned utilities spent another 254 mil
lion on new construction.
Milford chronicle., 1948-10-15
In Short

Opened: By the Royal Air Force, a
drive for 100000 recruits to keep'pace
with Britain's rearmament program,
which also has halted demolition of
wartime air-raid shelters.
Forbidden: By Catholic Cannon
Law, writings of Prime Minister Stain
for Catholic readers.
Submitted: By the Executive Yuan
(parliament) in Nanking, a revised
budget which would increase Chinese
income taxes 1000 per cent for The
balance of this year.
Milford chronicle., 1948-10-15
Fashion
Eonas Are Baek

Fashion, not content with covering
wOmen's knees, is raising its sights.
The covered brow is must for the
new hats and costumes, says the Ma
tiOnal Hairdressers' and Cosmetolo-
gists' Association.
Few women, stylists say, need fear
that bangs will not fatter them. They
say that wide variety of bangs, and
dozens of ways to wear them, assure
each woman that she can be in style
and still be attractive.
IF some Of you still feel timid about
cutting your front hair" they add,
"you can achieve the same result with
only little shortening.
"If.you still aren't sold, the hair can
be swept back into place with no one
the wiser"
Milford chronicle., 1948-10-15

date for future meetings. The top
flight diplomats were unable to agree
on peace treaty for Germany.
Britain, France and the United
States decided not to wait for Russian
agreement, but went ahead planning
a western Germ an state among
their three zones. One of the first
steps in recovering German econo-
my was to issue new currency.
The Russians embargOed all land
and water transport from the west.
The British and Americans retail
lated with a spectacular airlift, ferry
Milford chronicle., 1948-10-15
Aid !
AIlofmenfs & Loans

The American foreign aid program
is beginning its second six months of
operation. Already more than two
billion dollars has been allotted to
participating countries but only one
loan of $2,3O0,000 has been completed.
Congress, in apprOpriating funds for
European recovery, said at least
$1,OOO,0OO,0O0 of the Economic Co
operation Administrations total funds
of $5,O55,OOO,OOO must 60 for loans.
Moving into it. third quarter, ECA
has allotted almost half of its money
available for outright grants but littla
more than one fve-hundredth of that
available for loans.
Milford chronicle., 1948-10-15
Quotes
President Truman: "W

President Truman: "World.
peace is more important than
whether I'm President of the
United States"
Gov. LAlrI Warren: 81 would
rather lose this election than be
a party to American disunity."'
Henry A. Wallace: ''The old
parties give you your choice of
bankers. If you want Chase Ma
tiOnal, vote Republican. If you
want Dillon Read, vote Demo-
cratic. If you want peace and
security, vote Progressive"
Milford chronicle., 1948-10-15

~ 11-e-L A45OA9 q CaIIIgo-ISLIIIIgo
The President stumped through
Delaware, New Jersey, Pennsylvania
and upstate New York., then conferred
on the international crisis with Sec
Tetary Marshall whom he called back
from Paris.
Gov. Dewey talked in Albany with
John Foster Dulles, his foreign affairs
expert, who also flew back from Paris.
He will hitthe road again in about a
week with a major speech scheduled
fer next Friday in st. Paul.
That swing may take him through
the border states and Kentucky and
West Virginia. which Mr.. Truman
visited on the last lap Of his &C cast-to-
coast tour.
Milford chronicle., 1948-10-15
Heavy Itinerary

The Presidents two-week tour took
him more than 5000 miles through 10
states. He made some 140 speeches and
estimated he saw between two and
three million people. Gov. Dewey
rolled $500 miles through IA states
and made about so speeches in the
same period.
In Washington at the close Of his
trip, Mr.. Truman said, 81 have Just
begun to fight" He said voters were
beginning to wake up to the fact that
this is a real crusade-it's the people
against the special interests"
Discounting polls which show Gov.
Dewey leading in straw votes, Mr..
Truman said, "It isn't important who
IS ahead at one time or another in
either an election or a horse race. It's
the horse that comes in first at the
finish that counts"
Key Congressional Races
There is a growing realization by
the public Of the importance of the
Congressional races. Quite apart from
the outcome of the Presidential con-
test, Democrats have a chance to re-
gain control of the Senate.
The present Senate is composed of
81 Republicans and As Democrats.
With 80 seats to be filled in November,
the Democrats could take back con-
troll of the Upper House by holding
their own and taking just four seats
from the Republicans.
Seventeen of the 80 senatorships to
be decided are held by Republicans,
10 by Democrats. Eleven of the Is
Democratic seats are from the south
and unlikely to change. There are hot
contests for a number of seats now
held by Republicans. 9
Progressive Party Shift
Eight Senate contests are regarded
as crucial. They are in West Virginia,
Kentucky, Oklahoma, Illinois, Mon
tana, New Mexico, Minnesota and
Wyoming.
Henry Wallace's Progressive Party
withdrew 13 Congressional candidates
in FIVE states in order to back liberal
Democrats. The Progressive shift will
benefit particularly Mayor Hubert H.
Humphrey of Minneapolis, Democrat.
who is running against Sen. Joseph H.
Ball, Republican, in Minnesota.
Milford chronicle., 1948-10-15

lost no time in Sc
lecting their mili-
tary head. He is
Viscount Bernard L.
Montgomery. chief
of the British gen.
eral staff and one
of World War IFS
most glittering he
rOes.
Montgomery's of
fetal title is perma-
mont Yo1i1i&orvy ~, mir
Milford chronicle., 1948-10-15

ER the conquered German capital may yet conquer its con-
quoS Not because anything Germans may because
tween east and west
IN the not quite four since Germany surrendered camara-
among the Allies has oured into suspicion Friction Berlin
Milford chronicle., 1948-10-15
Election May Shift
Control Of Congress

ME 94 campaign for the Presidency the United States is at
i midpoint this week
president Truman and Governor Dewey nominees of the
MAJOR parties relaxed briefly after their transcontnena
sea out again Both appear to be standing up well under the
Milford chronicle., 1948-10-15
Peop Pile
Alliance MiIifury Chief

With the cold war growing pro-
gressively warmer, the five countries
in the western European alliance
Milford chronicle., 1948-10-15

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