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Atomic heating

An experimental atomic heat-
ing plant is now in operation
at Harwell, England. An 80-
reum office building, part of
which is shown here, is heated
by a hot water system orginat-
ing in an atomic vile. It is.
claimed that there is no danger
of radioactivity and that the
water circulating in the system
can be used for washing. Fuel
saving costs are reported to be
some 1,000 tons of coal a year.

Rhee regime intensifies

terror in South

PEKING

A reign of terror prevails in
South Korea as the Rhee govern-
ment’s police and military forces,

under pretext of “mopping UP
guerillas,” carry out mass arrests
and summary execution of all
‘those suspected of aiding the

partisans.

Rhee spokesmen claim there
are ‘at least 100,000 partisans

Continental peace
conference to be
held in January

By A. B.. MAGIL
MEXICO CITY
To ‘allow for wider organization, the American Continental
Peace Conference, which was to have been held this month, has
peen postponed to January 15-20, it is announced. The conference
city, however, it still undetermined, other than that it will be the

ference call are the president and
two members of the Supreme
Court of Ecuador, the president
of the Guatemalan parliament, a
Chilean Nobel Prize winner, army
generals from Mexico and Cuba,
a former vice-president of Peru
and the mayor of Panama City.

In the United States, sponsors
of the conference include: Maur-
ice Travis, secretary-treasurer of
the International Union of Mine
Mill and Smelter Workers; Hugh
Bryson, president of the Marine
Cooks and Stewards Union; Prof.
Robert Morss Lovett, former gov-
ernor of the Virgin Islands,
Thomas Richardson, co-director
of the American Peace Crusade;
Dr. Clementina Paolone, chair-
man of American Women for

Peace.

Korea

operating in South Korea. They
claim ‘these are regular North |
Korean troops turned partisan,
but this is actually to cover up
the fact that South Korea | is
seething with revolt. “Mopping
up” in this instance means -a
terroristie campaign to fasten
the Rhee government’s despotic
rule more securely upon South

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LEFT TO STARVE

Thousands of
Turk children

, the scrapsf which stray dogs re-

roam streets

By JACK BASSAN

SOFIA
Cut off from all public assist-
tance, an estimated 360,000 home-
less'children roam the streets of
Turkish villages and Cities, steal-
ing, begging and engaging in
prostitution in order to eat.
Many die of starvation and ex-
posure.

Describing the lives of these
wretched waifs of whom ‘there
are 40,000 in Istanbul alone, the
Turkish journalist Uluntai, writes
in the newspaper Yeni Sabah:
“Crowds of homeless children,
barefoot, clad in rags, gaunt and
sunken-eyed, fill the streets, hud-
dle under bridges, in entrances
of houses and the arcades of
mosques . ... They eat what-
ever they.can find, taking even

fuse. They steal in order to eat.
They even sell their bodies to
degraded types.”

Far from assuming responsibil-
ity for these children, the Turk-
ish government in 1949 dropped

URGE FIVE-POWER PACT

MOSCOW

Since the campaign for signa-
tures to the appeal for a Five-
Power Peace Pact opened in the
USSR in October, 117,669,320 So-
viet citizens had signed at Nov-
ember 15, according to a state-
ment by the Soviet Peace Com-
mittee. Text of the statement
follows.

The Soviet Peace Committee
has summed up the results of
the campaign in the USSR for
signatures to the appeal of the
World Peace Council for con-
clusion of a pact of peace by the
five great powers — the United
States of America, the Soviet Un-
ion, the Chinese People’s Repub-

the pittance of 750,000 Turkish
pounds allotted for their care!
from the budget. /

Remarks made by Turkish of-|

group. One cabinet

to spend any money on children

ficiats make it clear that the|
present rulers of Turkey have P
no intention of assuming res-| @vert war and uphold the cause
ponsibility for this helpless|
minister, |
Ekreno Hairi Iustiundag, stated
not long ago: ‘It is unjustifiable |

lic, Great Britain and France.

The results of this campaign |

are evidence of the unanimous
support given ‘by all the Soviet
people to the appeal, of the firm
resolve of the Soviet citizens to

of peace.

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| Council between the date of the
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Peace appeal signed by |
117 million in USSR

The campaign for signatures
to the appeal was conducted in
the USSR in an atmosphere of a
great uplift in political activities
and labor. At numerous rallies,
meetings and conferences the So-
viet people declared their full —
approval of and firm support for _
the peaceful foreign policy of
the Soviet government, and their
solidarity with the partisans of
peace in all countries.

The Soviet people voiced their -
indignation at the aggressive ac-
tions of the ruling circles of the
imperialist states which are en-
deavoring to unleash another
world war, and demanded an end
to the American ‘intervention in
Korea, prohibition of the atomic
weapon, an arms reduction and
the conclusion of a pact of peace*
‘by the five great’ powers.

The Soviet people marked the _
campaign for signatures to the
appeal of the World Peace Coun-
cil with new successes in their’
peaceful labor designated to
Strengthen still more the might
of the Soviet state as the bul-
in the whole
world. : _ ie

The results of the campaign in
the USSR for collection of sig-
natures to the appeal for con-
clusion of a pact of peace attest
to the Soviet people’s deep love
of peace, to their inflexible will
for cooperation with all the na-
tions, for the maintenance and
consolidation of peace. In the ~
Soviet people the partisans of
peace in all countries have a re-
liable ally in the great struggle
for peace and security of the —
nations. 3 :

The successful culmination in
the USSR of the campaign for
signatures to the appea! for the
conclusion of a pact of peace in
which all citizens beginning with |
16-year-olds took part, is a strik-
ing demonstration of the unity
and solidarity of the Soviet peo-
le behind their government and
the Bolshevik party, behind the
great standard-bearer of peace,
Joseph Stalin. :

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