Russia Proposes
Int’l Atomic
Energy Control
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He said he doubted the sincerity
of the Soviet move.
He said the United States wants
to know what is wrong with the
plan of the majority of the com
mission—which calls for interna
tional control of the atom first and
then prohibition of atomic wea
pons.
Gen. A. G. L. McNaughton, the
Canadian delegate, told reporters
the Russian proposal was a sur
render to the obvious logic of the
situation. He said he would con
tinue to back his own resolution,
calling on the assembly to back the
majority plan.
Vishinsky presented the Soviet
proposal during a speech of rebut
tal in the U. N. political commit
tee in which he charged the west
ern powers with misrepresenting
Soviet objectives and proposals.
Saturday’s Soviet move repre
sented a major change in Soviet
policy toward the atomic bomb.
Only Friday Vishinsky had ar
gued strenuously that the bomb
must be banned before control ma
chinery could go to work.
The western policy has been
that the control machinery should
be put to work first and the bomb
banned after world production of
atomic energy has been inspected
and put under United Nations
guardianship.
Vishinsky’s speech was in ans
wer to an address by French de- i
fense minister Paul Ramadier,
who backed the United States po
sition on atomic energy control.
Ramadier, a former French pre
mier, said hints by Vishinsky Fri
day and Yugoslav deputy foreign
minister Ales Bebler Saturday that
the United States was not the only j
nation that possessed an atomic
bomb, showed an international
control system was necessary be
fore the atomic bomb could be
banned.
Mandated Islands
Opened to Fishing
WASHINGTON, (^), The United
States today ordered the former
Japanese-mandated island areas in
the Pacific open to commercial
fishing operations of all nations.
The islands are the Carotine,
Marshall and Mariana groups.
Their coastal waters cover an area
as large as the continentl United
States. They are rich in fishery re
sources, particularly tuna.
The islands are the Caroline,
ministered by the U. S. as a trust
territory under authority of the
United Nations.
California Has
Record Number of
Polio Cases
SAN FRANCISCO, <>P)—Calif
ornia, hardest hit of all states by
polio, may have a record number
of cases this year.
Through Sept. 28, the state de
partment said today, a record
number of 3,101 cases had been re
ported in 43 of California’s 58
counties.
In previous years, only 1934,
with a total of $.399 cases, was
higher. But the national founda
tion for infantile paralysis pre
dicted new cases will build this
year’s figure to a record.
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Nine Drown In
Tug-Ship Crash
NEW YORK, (/P) — Nine men
were believed drowned in the
Hudson river early Saturday when
a tugboat collided with a 12,000
ton Liberty ship, police reported.
Six men wer rescued from the
115-foot tugboat Anne Marie Tracy
which sank following a collision
with the freighter Eliza J. Nichol
son off the 25th street Manhattan
! waterfront.
After the collision with the tug,
the freighter veered into two
barges the smaller vessel had in
tow, police reported.
The cause of the collision was
not determined.
Lifeboats from the Nicholson
and other vessels in the vicinity
picked up the survivors.
Ike Has Great
Faith In American
Newsboy8
PHILADELPHIA, (JP) — News
paperboys are a great hope for the
future of the nation, says General
Dwight D. Eisenhower, a former
carrier himself and now presi
dent of Columbia University.
Eisenhower told 8,000 persons
Friday night—including 3,500 news
boys—that the boys have initia
tive and courage.
The boys presented the ex-army
chief of staff with an award in the
shape of a paperweight. On it was
inscribed:
“Whose unselfish devotion to
the service of his country and his
fellowmen has provided the youth
of the nation with an inspiring
ideal and guiding example of
good Americanism.”
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