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CLEAN TIMES HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13,1945 PAGE SEVENTEEN San Francisco Backs Bids For New World Capital With Wide Selection Of Sites Rolling W's Rolled i Fast In Short Time were on enemy soiL In their Ky Compared first three weeks of acticn, the Rolling boys anced. soniei 50 miles the west bank of the Women on Sjtamps Oaly four woaiea hai'e honored on American postage! stamps: Martha Washington, Po-! AJC. OSTIOH- SEA SAX FEAXCISCO-Coasopol-J Stan Ss. Francisco, coaviacea that assigsraect of the failed Nations OrgarfTaiioa's perszanent fcead- quarters to the Gate is I virtually certain, is eagerly pre- paring for its expected defout as' tfce world capital, i Despite words of caution froai I Mayor Roger Laphass aiid Dr. Hsjsry P.

Gradv. a former As- i sistant Secretary of State who HOW heads the Chamber of Com- i merce. San Francisco civic lesd-j ers are suggesting various sites and are making: elSborate prep-f aratioas to receive the war-torn I society of nations. "Let's get UXO headquarters I here first before we start wrong- ling about where to put it," Lsp- 5 fcans and Grady contend. Preliminary eiscussions iiave turned a spotlight on various tracts which might be available to the site selectors, who will require, according 10 Dr.

Grady. at least 600 acres. The rambling, beautifully landscaped Presidio, historic Army reservations near the Gokiett Gate- Bridge, contains more than twice the needed acreage. Some citizens have also suggested the slopes of picturesque Twin Peaks, landmarks long used by mariners to guide their ships up the blue bay. STUDY IMMirXITY Should the UNO homemakers desire a location closer to the downtown hotel, shopping and dining districts, there is another proposal to raze a largely rundown, semi-slum area close to City Hall.

This scheme was being argued by the board of supervisors when the "let's not count our chickens before they're hatched" spokesmen hushed up the discussion. Other sites, sometimes advocated include the 'nearby Moraga Val-1 ley. an area in the rolling hills near the Stanford Tdnivc-rsitv campus at Palo Alto, several multi-million dollar estates up the San Francisco peninsula in San Mateo County, and Sausalito. across the bay. which is now hard hit by the virtual shutdown of the ilarin shipyard.

Some land is also available near the of California campus at Berkeley, where a. huge cyclotron aided the basic research which resulted in development of the atomic bomb. Should site" seek- ere care.to venture a bit further from the docks, skyscrapers and eign nations could come and go I finance erection of whatever new i without the usual passport and i hotels ami apartir.ent houses may custocis restrictions. be Pittsburgh U. Used Gas Now I B.TJ H--Freshman radium per lecture.

The University of fall term catalogue could have listed such a course atone time. Because that's what the lectures used ro cost--but the students didn't know it--and neither did the professor. It u-as Dr. Alexander Sih-erman's lecture, and he used S1SO.OOO.OOO worth of radon gas in six years in the accompanying demonstrations, given three times in one day in each semester. Recently Dr.

Silverman ex- plaiced how the costly classes came about. His former student. Dr. Glenn D. Kammer, became associated with a chemical firm in 1913 and began to work with radium.

Radium is a solid. Dr. Sih-erman explained, and it is composed of atoms. About half of the atoms tip or disintegrate and give off two gases. One is helium and the other radon.

When Dr. Kammer experimented with the gas back in the early 1920s it was known only- as "radium No uses were known for it. And so Dr. Kammer presented Dr. Silver-man with three three- and-a-third ounce bulbs of radon each day he gave his lecture on radium.

Today, a sealed tube of the gas. now widely used in radium therapy, filled with one millicurie. or less than one-millionth of an ounce of radon, sells for S2.50. But back in the early '20s Dr. Silverman used worth a day just to phoTM the fledgling students how it glowed.

eating: places of downtown San. is the Valley of rbe MOCK. Jack LOSHI'S re- sort-stu5Sed a i ground, and Sacra Ross, which Luther Bwrbask selectee for Ete eoeduci of most of his plant perunents because he thought it had "the mosi ideal climate in the One of the telk-sie diploniaue problenis involved is the proposal 10 locale the world capital here, tt was learned, is the extent of immunity from natiosaJ and local to accorded the international body and the representatives of other nations assigned to st. UXO sponsors do not contend that foreign diplomats shoukJ have the right to zoom through traffic without regard to red lights and stop signs, they do argue that the United States must accept a limitation of its jurisdiction over the site selected as the new home of the society of nations. In effect, they believe, the site of the world peace organization's headquarters would have to be sort of an international District of Columbia, with the guest city.

state and nation relinquishing certain police, tax and other rights in the zone. California's Governor Earl Warren and Mayor Lapham have volunteered to grant virtually anything- the UXO wants. The in a message to the United Nations preparatory commission, declared, that the state was willing to cede any land required for the headquarters. The Truman administration is yet to be heard from on the matter of extra-territorial privileges. but no difficulty is expected in this quarter, either.

Present plans call for the creation of a separate UNO gendarmerie--which might become the nucleus of the first international police force--to patrol the 600-acre- site of the world capital. SEEK HOUSEN'G It has also been suggested that the UNO may want a private airport, where representatives of for-' Like most other sr.etropo-Uar: Cr, UNO woyScs prefer centers, this city is expert-1 have its employes dwell its acute housing acd hotel owa internationalized conipound shortage, which is accentuated by its being- the major West Coast ihar be right, too. city officials say. port through which tens of thou- In 0 ff wo san sands of Pacific veterans are re- prM of its performance as KsrsiRg- honie. lo at original Uei ready to move in.

And if it i local authorities are prepared to host ted But this sitiiation, Xatiojss CoafereKee on Inter- are convinced. wiU abate soaie- aatioral Orgasdzatioa. is asxious what by the time the UNO gets and willing- to do everything neces- san," to bringr the world capital here, and hopeful that the UNO will succeed in making- this planet as peaceful as the nar of the oceaa whose tides control the sea level of the Golden Gate. This is the message that Mayor Laphsra and three other San Francisco representatives carried to London, where they are presenting the city's formal invitation to the United Nations Assembly's first convention. adopt drastic measures to make the international peace group comfortable and welcome.

An informal survey has been made to see what temporary of- ftce space would be ava'iabte for the UXO while its elaborate permanent buildings are under construction, and the owners of considerable local capital have expressed themselves" as to sassy other the river assault boats. divisions, the Infantry (Roll- 1 establishing a bridgehead through'' I ing W) Division didn't see fnvc'a which the llth Armored passed i action againjst Xazis. bat ia to- begia its cattie to the Rhine, their brief Crossing the Rhine itself, the I LT: the nwved northeast early IE outfit reaJly April to coajniecce a drive into Thuriagia. EiAecach fell to the I la i i arifies, and ia the aext two i i coverei weeks th? division Kioved swiftly 250 miles, fc across et-ntral German to the doughs of the river. Rolling cap-? SSth released prisoners tn lured more thar.

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