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By Robert Brown

AMERSHAM, Buokinghamshire, England, May l6 -(Rzuters) - Beventy persona working in a nine-acre plant set in this quiet country town are making s. unique scientific contribution to medical and industrial research.

A radio chemical centre con- trolled by the Ministry of Supply is filling the needs oi’ all British hospitals for treatment of cancer and is stimulating use o! radio- graphy to improve the quality of industrial products.

‘The Amersham centre is claim- ed to be the only one in the world when natural and artiﬁcially- produced radioactive materials are handled heather.

The government disclosed mam secrets of the project to press correspondents who toured the establishment.

'l‘hough the work cl the Anur- memes

News? 6ft ' [Noticésh Five members of the globe-

circllng plane, Lady Luck II, are former Boy Scouts.

The 14th Toronto (St. Olave's) Boy Scout Troop, plans to take 34 Scouts and four leaders by plane to visit Southaven Camp of the Boy Scouts of America in Buffalo, N. Y., for a visit from July 3 to 9.

All London (England) policemen who were once Boy Scouts are be- ing invited to join the Metropolitan Police Branch of the B.-P. Guild of Old Scouts. Policewomen, too, these who have been Lady Cubmasters, are eligible to join the branch which already ..has more than 60 members.

Robert H. Saunders, Chairman of the Hydro Electric Power Commis- sion of Ontario, has written ex- pressing appreciatlon for the assist- ance of 13,462 Cubs and Scouts who served as Junior Power Wardens during the critical power shortages last iall and winter.

Indian Chief J. Mathias of the Cspilano Tribe, Capllano Reserva- tion, North Vancouver, B. C., was recently invested as honorary Cub- master of the 3rd North Vancouver Capilano Wolf and Cub Pack. The Chief, who has two grandsons in the Pack, presented the group with a totem pole carved by himself.

When 8,000 First Class Scouts meet at Connaught Camp, near Ottawa, next July 1&2! for the First Canadian Boy Scout Jamboree the St. John Ambulance Association will provide 24-hour emergency service.

Ambulance Brigade members will staff a well-equipped hospital with doctors, nurses and ambulance ser- vice. Jamboree trains will be met by Ambulance Brigade members at Calgary, Moosejaw, Regina, Bran- don, Winnipeg, Fort William and Sudbury. Divisional surgeons will be on call in case of need.

sham scientists is devoted on- tirely to peaceful and humanitar- ian purposes, they are known to the inhabitants oi! surrounded vil- lages as "the atom bomb people."

This is because the radioactive materials for the Amershsm labor- atories coms from the govan- mom's atomic energy pile at Har- well, Berkshire.

The centre is divided iMO t!!!“ sectors, with all radioactive sub- stances concentrated in one 01' them. In this section every build- ing is marked with s. red ﬂash and every worker wears a red tab.

Since the centre was establish- ed ln November, 1946, no danger- ous radioactivity has been discov- ered and no workers have suffer- ed ill effects.

Today all the government's ra- dium stocks are concentrated hero. New apparatus and appliances have been evolved: somb I-N 11W being sent to overseas govern-

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Ii. S. Priming The Pump In Many Backward Areas

Dy I. M. Roberts, Ir, A-oeiated Press News Analyst The United States is preparing to launch President Truman's "bold new program" in msderde- veloped areas of the world with some $00,000,000 which it hopes will prime the pump for q 519g; flow of private capital.

The whole initial program i; u. pﬂcted to come to about $126,000,-

Unitod States and the remainder by other leading members of the countries in which work is to be done.

The idea is to prepare the way for private enterprise by starting mils-ran!’ PTOKIB-ms for public health, agriculture, reclamation, flood control, hydro-electric pow- er and the like.

Latin-America. the African-Mid- dle East ares and the Far East. are to provide testing grounds.

The $125,000,000 sounds pretty small for s project which it is hoped will produce such far-reach- ing effects. But this 15 not; m 6111618811!!! program, although born of the cold war. It's purpose is t0 "mend world markets for bet- ter world living conditions, thus cutting the ground from under Communism and at the some time providing a cushion for Unit- ed Stats industry as Western Europe approaches its goal od greater self-sufificlency.

Western-type development al- ready is taking hold in many areas,

sources have lain fallow and msn- power has gone to waste because it was untitled.

1h Turkey, for instance. devel- opment is going (co-ward rapidly and leaning heavily on the Unil- ed States. 'I"hls means inevitable establishment of binding trade ties. ‘Turkey has established new guarantees for foreign private illnitll- There is no discrimina- tion between ‘conestic and for- eign investors. and provision is made for removal from the coun- try ed both income and assets.

The country still has millions cl acres of agricultural land to be developed, vast iron and eoai deposits which: hnve only been scratched, and untapped oil fields. Properly exploited. her resources would make her 20.000000 People an important factor in world pur-

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