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PAGE SIX LONGVIEW DAILY NEWS WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1952 AEC Will Have Comment Soon About H-Bomb Brand-New Town Being Built To House Allied Army Group FURNITURE STORAGE AND PACK I IS i 'My Careful Hmffing ment at soon at the current series of atomic tests is concluded. Until then, he said, "we will have absolutely no comment." Previously, AEC officials had indicated that for security reasons it might be years before anything would be made public about the new bomb. Descriptions of the recent explosion H-bomb or super atomic agree that it was an awesome thing. One sailor wrote that he watched the spectacle through binoculars from his ship 30 miles away. He saw a great chunk of one of the Eniwetok atolls "just seem to melt By JACX RUTLEDGE WASHINGTON UB The Atomic Energy Commission savs it will phalian towns, especially the health resorts of Bad Oeynhausen, Bad Eilsen and Bad Salzuflen, are delighted the military at last is going.

They want to get back their requisitioned hotels, bath houses, theaters and sports grounds. Bad have an announcement, apparently with shops, a theater, sports grounds, a swimming pool, two churches and a school for 500 children. Over 700 bungalow-type houses are being built for families of officers and men stationed at the headquarters, as well as bachelor quarters for officers and barracks for soldiers, sailors and airmen. A hostel for 1,000 German employes is to be built and the planners hope that the German authorities will also put up houses nearby for married employes. By GEORGE BOULTWOOD MOENCHEN GLADBACH, Germany Uft A brand-new town, with! over 5,00 inhabitants, is being! built near here as new headquar-i ters of the Northern Army which includes British, Belgian and; Dutch divisions and the Second A1-; lied Tactical Air Force, whose! fighter and light bomber squadrons come from the same three nations.

The small British naval command! which runs the assault landing i craft on the Rhine and small naval: units in the North German ports! soon, in connection with snow balling reports the first American hydrogen bomb has been exploded in the South Pacific. Vivid eye-witness accounts of a purported "hell" bomb blast- noj AAA UiC AAA ui a ituucu 1U1 six hours after the blast. some said it virtually sank an Eni- Finally, he said, the entire mile- Oeynhausen, once the fashionable playground of the Kaiser's court, particularly resented the long military occupation. But the disclosure that the move was being made to a position west of the Rhine caused adverse German comment that the Allies were "retreating" and preparing to give wide atoll "actually disappeared. Several eye-witness accounts wetok island have been received in uncensored letters from U.

S. sailors to friends in thi3 country. An AEC spokesman said yesterday "we will make an announce have been published in recent days MAYTLOWEJt AGENTS NATlOMWlDf FUxNITUH MOVttS Los Angeles, Lima. Michigan City. and Salt, Lake up all Germany east of the river in case of Russian attack.

British Object HONORED AT PARTY NASELLE Friends honored Joe Holly of the local air base with a farewell party held at the Ardie Gustafson home recently. Holly is being transferred to McChord Field. British staff officers say that' was a wrong inference. The present headquarters, only 100 miles. OTFF1T17 also will be housed there.

Staff officers from the three nations and the three services land, sea and air will work together as a single team. Bulldozers are clearing forest in the suburban area and road building has begun. The project, slated to be completed by April 1954, will cost about 34 million dollars. It will be paid for out of occupation costs already provided by the German taxpayers. Integration Planned The project is to Integrate the various service headquarters, now scattered through a series of small towns In Westphalia.

The people of the little West- RARE APPEARANCE Smiling Madame Tito, the 28-year-old wartime partisan fighter whose marriage to Yugoslavia's dictator was revealed last September, makes one of her rare public appearances At Zagreb. The occasion, the Yugoslav Communist Party congress, the second time the public has had a chance to see the boss' wife since the marriage disclosure. SAVE ON CHRISTMAS GIFT GIVING ITEMS! Use Proffitt'i Christmas Layaway Plan from the Iron Curtain, is in front of most of the troops under its command. It is military nonsense, the staff says, to have the joint army-air command of three army corps and 1,200 aircraft so far forward. The new town will cover an area ATTENDS SON'S WEDDING GRAYS RIVER Mrs.

E. L. Hindman left Sunday for Roxana, I1L, to attend the wedding of her son, West Hindman and Miss Frances Clary, to be held at the home of the bride-elect on Nov. 15. Her son arrived in Grays River Saturday from San Diego and traveled to Illinois together.

Hudson and Commerce Longview miles long about three quarters of a mile wide. As it is some! seven miles from the city center, it will be completely self-contained Boeing Inspector Stabbed To Death t. -r In Traffic Debate WICHITA, Kas. A Boeing Airplane Co. inspector from- Seattle was stabbed to death1 by an unidentified motorist during a traffic argument late Tuesday night.

David E. McGaughey, 24, was fatally wounded after he blocked his assailant's car with his own and then went over to remonstrate with the other man on "how to drive," Police Criminal Investigator Les Wheeler reported. He returned to his own car and told passengers he had been stabbed and died within a few minutes, Wheeler said. Associates at Seattle said he went there from The Dalles, his birthplace, three years ago. His widow and two daughters, Linda 3 EXTRA VALUE DAYS THURSDAY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Men's Initial KERCHIEFS Pettiflow NYLON HOSE Reg.

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