L .'1'. £ V ' Y D Y: r i ' 0 u e of e r esentati ves h s e i l o l ib r li , e t e n on of veter a ns-- a bi ll t ha t wi l l c os t us ixty-five b i l ion dollars durins the next f ifty years, ccording to the Veterans Administr tion. The vote in the House was overwhelaing-- three-hundred-and-sixty-four to t enty-seven. The little band of twenty-seven that held out gainst it hopes the enate will re ject, or that .r esident Truman will veto the Veterans Pension Bill. Sixty-five billion dollars! according to the experts. The t o c e e r n re in 'as i t o to a y, in p ect cu r f , h ion - t h e oom e ke ith nc ., ec t ' leig lights gl ri n , n otion icture c a er a s r i n di a ay. 'l' he word "at om ic" h m a io al o un no da sand the inter e st , vivid, s Da vi d Li ienthal, Chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission, faced the Gongressional Commit to answer charges. Immediately there was a surprise - when committee member ~enator Knowla d of ~ a lifornia stated th the had information a b o ut carelessness and laxity in matters at the atomic laboratory in Vhicago; that small quantity of Or nium disa p eared. The Senator mentioned what is called the" aster ey file,• a cabinet where keys to various l a bor tory pl ces containing number one atomic secr e ts. The enator said he has been told that the "master key f ile" w as l eft open and unguarded at times. 'oreover, he ded the ch a rge that 0 uards at the labor tory had been orde r ed not to make reports of violations of P curity. 1 '1' , lC - T l ort f l i e1 u e t o e in busi e B ic e lo pe r v r t. tor ic nl o pe i th e com e e e o br o u t the c a r g es th t r ebel i v est i • ted b the in q uiry. Be charing what be c lled - "i n cr ed ib e is a a gement." 'oday . enator Bic nl o er be an t he indictment startin in with the all tio th t the tomic ~nergy Commission, under the ch a irmanship of Uavid Lilienthal, has not been able to keep em loyP.es on the atomic job; in two years a turn-over of eighty-seven per cent in some five thousand atomic post. Therefore, he charged the Lilienthal regime with not being able to keep •ital employees on the job. To this Lilienthal replied by citing the difficulty the government has all o•er the p lace in hiring and holding top notch executives. There is, for one thing, the m a tter f money - government salarie not attr a ctive enough. A long this line, we have heard in the past abou orkers in science being jittery with spy scares and the talk of communist infiltration. That an le will, no doubt, come up in the p reset investigation. COIGUSS We an tol4 that Prea141nt Traau urges the pa1aap ot th• Anaa-tor-atrop1 program at the pre11at 111aion ot ooD&r•••• aot •01114 ha•• th• rlgllt ot wq-- g1••a ti~,, plao• o••r both tu ■or,h A,1utlo l1011rit7 iaok an4 the Anlaaeat Bill. ot 11114 la th• 1aterut1oaal bu111ae••• h., Pre■ 14ea, 11111 JlutrQ 1 o ,u De■oora,10 lea4en la OoJICN•• 4101414 to take •1 tu ~ ,o ,ua tu ,111 ,o.,. tr•• aaiaoJ•• ~ ~ ~ - t L : . ~ - lo now thla 1a,11t NJl&Afr• Ille Ital• le,anaeati.te•l--- .. oat OD ,h, OM b1l11oa,tRZ- bU4N4 aa4 t1t,1 a1ll10D 4ollan' CO.J'UJ:ICK ~•• l•ria oonterenoe, al.read., · bogged down on the queatlon ot Qel"ll&Q, was gettlq atuok in tbe au ln tbe u,t,r ot Berlla wut four-power ooatrol to•• r1■ tor14 in tbe Qeftl&D CaJltU, &114 -t•••r ooatnl la tM fln, plaoe. lolai, ieoretar7 of llale "obeaoa npealel, la lb• f111Hal • • • tbe 1a11allon of Ill• ••••rn Jo••n to alai, la ••rlla. T i o · n o c th intr o uc i on of vi e t e o T · , t o c o ol i te at it c l t e f ri h i p of th e ~hi eae and oviet peo es ." The r oa ca toni ht is n 1-around tateme t of olidarit y with the Soviets -- although so eo l e h v een wishfully su osin t ha t the Ghinese Re might not submit to the diet ti on of osoow. At t he same time, the ~ommunists are opening ne ly conquered 8 hanghai to foreign trade -- the ~ed Radio announci g that the great seaport of the rar ~ast is read for international commerce. number of ships are on their way to ~hanghai, including American vessels. ARABS ••' 111 aoae aor, of looal. sn•n11••• laeatet 117 adr l&J•t Itri•• •1a1• teo1an,1oa of 1.a.,,ateao• la •-•net, Ille U ■Joa1,1oa et • • to1111r ltaUaa lololll•• la 111 ,o ,1ae ua1,et lall••• ISUKL !he ••• s,a,. ot l1rael will IOOD b&Te to deal •1th 1,1 111111ber one 1n,ernal. probl• - &D4 tba, ba1 to 4o wi\b religion. 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I n la41••• lllil la 1101 % uoolll u4 ~ t a l ~ •• lolt'7. ~BURl;8IL1 -2 Kubla Khan: "Amid this tu m ult Iubla heard ~roa far Ancestral voices prophesying war.• So now W inston Churchill does not hear ~hose ominous voices -- and that's a cheerful thought to end on tonight, Nelson.