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liooerlj Monism Indei aad Democw AUStnCI ers may have found theoretical Ry i0 CfoimS U.S. ways of using less explosive and rvyaaiu yet getting as much explosive wham as was produced by the full-scale models previously test- ed at Eniwetok. If so, they may now be planning to put these oscOW, Feb. 19 theories to a test. a charged today that the U.

S. The AEC, in describing results is pusri i for a separate pea.ce of tests at Eniwetok last treaty jth Austria and plans said information was gained on raisg an Aus an army to serve the effects of weapons 'several under1Gen Eisenhower's Atlah- Tuesday, Feb. 19,1952 Eniwefok Tests May Unveil S. 'Bargain' Bombs May Pack Full-Scale Power But With Less Atomic Explosives By Frank E. Carey WASHINGTON, Feb.

19--UP)-The United States may be plan-, Dar ai ra ie, su itu M.t«^- ye years without rea ning to 'bargain" bombs-- iture of pre clous uranium and conclusion of that is, A-bombs packing full- i ut0 mum explosive is concerned, i ss Aus ia Tl scale power but with lesser AEC in lte recen semi- 1 Versatile Voiced Moberlyan 'Dubs for Unmusical Stars By Mrs. F. O. Moffett In the St. Louis Post-Dispatch Moberly entertained a Hollywood celebrity recently.

She was times more powerful than the Hiroshima and Nagasaki weapons." The Significance tic Teaty command. Such U. action, said the Communist party organ, would split Austria into two If this unofficial view is cor- i par The added the Aus- rect-- and the Eniwetok tests trian government "long since pan out successfully-- the sig- has been following a policy of nificance would be this: 1 4 The United States would, in ex- effect, have substantially panded its atomic arsenal at a "bargain" rate, so far as expend- DlfU.lG L.A IT i--ii i H6 Al-lVf iA iWO i amounts of precious atomic ex- I anr; ual report, said "marked progress" had been made in the development of atomic" weapons even prior to tht Nevada tests-- plosive. This is an unofficial view, because both the Atomic Energy Commision (AEC) and the Defense Department, in announcing yesterday a new series of atomic tests will be held at Eni- wetok offered no clue as to their nature. Not even the date of the start of the tests was announced.

Unofficial View The unofficial view goes this way: 'The United States, at its Ne- and the commission said the latter tests "contributed to the further advancement of the work." Other Possibilities Other possibilities as to the nature of the new tests at Eniwetok are these: 1. Further tests on the technical feasibility of the projected hydrogen bomb. 2. Further studies of the weapons generally presumed to relatively smalj atomic bombs, perhaps designed for tactical in support of troops rather than for long-range bombing of enemy industrial targets- And, from lessons learned in the development of such smaller- type bombs, America's atomic weaponeers may well have devised possible means for getting greater explosive efficiency out of the city-blasting types. tested a series 01, civ iii an defense 3.

Trial drops by newly developed, high speed airplanes. All the live atomic bomb drops thus far have been made by B-29 division of the country into two parts economically." (Russia and the western big; three have been negotiating for five' years without reaching sue- conclusion of a peace for Austria. The country is divided into French, British, American and Soviet occupation zones. (In the treaty talks, the west objects to Russian demands for reparations.) WIG UlllJ UI3.0U1J45 --U i In other words, the bomb mak- at Bikini but was planners- Superforts, the planes that carried them to Hiroshima and Nagasaki toward the end of World War II. 4.

An underwater ejrplosion. This originally was planned at the first big postwar test series Queen Elizabeth Wil! Receive Dean Acheson LONDON, Feb. 19 (JP) --Queen Elizabeth II will receive U. 3. Secretary of State Dean Acheson in audience at Clarence House this afternoon.

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Powell Mr. and Mrs. Jess Shannon and Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Brock spent two days in Kansas City last week.

Harry Fleener is patient in a Macon hospital where he Is i receiving treatment. Mrs. B. H. Powell returned home from a Moberly Hospital Thursday and is improving slowly.

Mrs. W. W. Jones, David Good Mrs. Ruth Good, Mrs.

Ruth Combs. Mrs. Clark Watts and i Roy Hlnton all have been ill with the flu. i Mr. and Mrs.

Newt Arnett of Macon spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fori rest Brock. Stanley Wilson is a patient in a Macon hospital following an 1 automobile accident Saturday i night, south of Jacksonville. His i automobile was damaged.

Mr. and Mrs. Les Brock and i children spent Sunday in Mober' I Martha Mears, radio actress and singer, who has made a career for herself "dubbing" for motion picture stars who cannot sing, but whose roles call for it. Miss Mears explained that "dubbing" is the term used in Hollywood for what most people call "ghost singing." It is an art in itself and requires special talents. Instead of using the same voice f.or every actress Miss Mears changes to suit the speaking voice, of the one for whom she is dubbing.

High and I light for some, a deeper voice for another, and when a low, sexy voice is called for, she can produce that, too. Bom In Moberly Martha Mears says she is proud of the fact that she was born in Moberly, attended its schools, was graduated from Moberly High school and was a charter member of the first class Of Moberly Junior College, with which class she was graduated. She attended the Missouri University, and obtained her degree there. She studied voice as a side issue, and made her first appearance ir, radio on Station KFRU, singing regularly on one of the station programs. From Columbia went to St.

Louis to sing on WIL, and from there to New York, For four years she sang on NBC programs, after which she went to Hollywood. Her experience in radio has been varied and interesting. For four years on the Dr. Pepper program, soloist with several famous name orchestras, soloist on the Standard Hour of the Standard Oil Co. of California; singing with the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra, Meredith Willson, conducting; was with) the Al Pearce show, and played dramatic roles in several "soap) operas." She had parts in My Foolish! Heart, Roadblock, and and just before coming to Mo-1 berly took a bit part on the Tex- aco Theater television program in New York.

Her success in dubbing and her lovely voice ex-1 plain the continuous demand for her services in Hollywood, which has kept her from specializing in dramatics, which she loves. Dubbing takes much time and special work. Before the picture appears she studies the star for whom she is to dub, often going on the lot with her for a few days to study tones of her star's speaking voice, getting the qual-' ity and accent so that the singing voice might well belong to the actress for whom she is ghosting. She has enjoyed this work, and her associations with the different actresses has been pleasant. She says Loretta Young is one of her favorites and she has done a great deal of work 'for her.

She has had to sing in French, German and Italian, when the picture called for It. Among the stars to whom she has lent her voice are Loretta Young, in Half Ansel: Rita Hayworth, in Cover Girl: Hedy Lamarr, in My Favorite Spy: and Claudette Colbert, Sonja Heinle, Lizabeth Scott, Marta Toren, Veronica Lake, Lynn Bari, Marjorie Reynolds and Eva Gabor. 1 Miss Mears has a lovely speak- ing as well as staging voice. She. returned to Hollywood last week to close up some of her affairs before reporting at New York in February for television, recording, dramatics and singing.

She Intends to make her home there. He: mother died when she was four years old, and she made her home here with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. H. E.

Mears. Mears is ticket agent at the Wabash railroad station. Her family never thought her voice unusual as a child. When she was 12 years old a neighbor, Mrs. Robert F.

Keeley, said to her aunt: "Martha is going to sing for us at Sunday School tomorrow." "Why Martha can't sing," said her astonished aunt. "Oh yes she can. She has a nice voice," replied Mrs. Keeley. And Martha did sing in the Trinity Methodist church, where the Keeleys and the Mears were members.

She sang Tne Old Rugged Cross, and Mrs. Keeley, when Martha became well- known as a singer, always insisted it was she who discovered Martha Mears. Reject Slash In Goals for NATO Forces Sen. Kern Assails Administration on Communist Issue HANNIBAL, Feb. --Sen.

James P. Kem said last LISBON, Portugal, Feb. 19 UP) night that the Truman admims- --Military- chiefs of the North tration can't be expected to meet Atlantic Treaty Organization effectively the Communist threat (NATO) refused today to approve sharp reductions in 1954 goais for the international defense force the west is raising- The cuts were recommended: by NATO's Temporary Council Committee (TCC) under U. S. i Mutual Security Administrator W.

Averell It's job was to recommend how much 0 -force could be supported by Eur-. ment jobs after loyalty investl- ope's'harr'-up economies. gations "yet the efforts of-loyal NATO informants said the Americans to expose, them committee urged a 15 per cent i labelled Ted i cut in land force goais and up "They called it a 'witch hunt, 1 to 20 per cent reduction in air -the Senator continued. thii. force plans.

i has been a witch hunt, all I ca NATO sources said the final has been a witch hunt, all I can say is that caught somt abroad when it, "does not have the courage to drive Comiminlsti out of its own agencies at home." Speaking before some- 300 Republicans at a Lincoln Day dinner, Kem said Vice President Barkley has admitted that between 2,500 and 3.500 have been ousted from govern- Tax Bureau Employes Call Off Convention SAN JOSE, Feb. 19--W --A director of the National Association of the Internal Revenue Employes announced the organization's convention-- slated for San Francisco next September-- had been cancelled. Remo N. Cipolla blamed the current investigations (of the Internal Revenue Bureau! and bad publicity for the cancellation. I decisions between military requests and economic resources now will hav; to be made by the' NATO council of foreign, de-i fense and finance ministers, i which begins meeting tomorrow.

i witches. Sea level in the distant past dropped many feet when untold tons of water were locked up in advancing glaciers. Eden, Egypt's Envoy Confer on Suez Issue LONDON, Feb. 19 (IP) ish Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden conferred today with Ab: del Fat-tan Arnir Pasha, trusted I envoy of Egypt't King Farouk, in effort to find a common ground for resuming Anglo- i Egyptian negotiations on the de! fense of the Suez Canal and the i future of the Sudan. i No communique was issued af- ter the meeting.

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