The Guardian Page 11

Thur, August 11. 1955

U. S. Presents Blueprints Of Atomic Research Reactors

,;1.;xr.;i'A iCPt - The US. took the initiative Tuesday in "PEBF9 fill vii-lipci';ill0n" by presenting ii,-in-.-iilas at the atoms-for-peace iniilurl-in-c here with complele ,,.,innl-;il data of atomic research l'lUll'lltl”-l now in use in the United liziniilla is expected to do

3: ill-s 1,. sziliic 3-hlII:llY , , lIlll!l'lll Lewis htrallss. chair-

.,.,, ..i the Us Atomic Energy . .-.n,i...mii. handed over the blue- ,.-in. Ill cllthl volumes to Dr. 3,I.,,,. lllizllilizi. lildian president of ,.iv.- lillllt'l'l'IlCL'. Prof. Walter Whit-

nl ilic Iilzissoehllsetts In- of 'lii-i-liiiolotzy. conference ..i.l'.n-w.:eiici'zil: the six cor.-

.. ,,.i- tit-r--presidents and senior i ,, ml Milioiis officials.

lm .iiinniai'.V of U19 U-S C-Xe in-riilirlltzll ivork on the Peaceful nf :Illlllll(' energy iias com- ln the Al-I(' expressly for l';'.Il0.K of 72 nations here.

. He declared that the U.S. is

-"firmly dedicated to promote in-

steruational co-operation and to icontribute its share of scientific knowledge of resources."

, The announcement, while it .startled some delegates, did not surprise Canadian officials. The information already had been made known to Canada, an offi- cial of Atomic Energy of Canada ,.Ltd.. the government's atomic sageiicy. said in Ottawa.

' He added that Canada's delega- tion at Geneva will distribute data about Canada's two atomic reac- ,tors built at Chalk River. Ont, atomic plant 100 miles northwest of Ottawa. The reactors. NRU and NRX. have been used for peaceful atomic developments. mainly in

jlhe medical field.

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ATOMIC ERA

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By STANLEY PRIDDLE LONDON (Reuters)-Japan re- ported "definlte progress" Tues- day in talks here with Russll aimed at ending the 10-year state of war between the two countries and said work will be started next week on drafting a PG!" treaty.

Shunichi Matsurnoto. Japan's chief delegate at the talks. dis- closed that Russia has agreed to support Japan's entry into the United Nations. And he added that both Russia and Japan have agreed to a "non-interference" policy in respect of each otber's domestic affairs.

The Japanese envoy told news- papermen that the peace treaty

atomic power will become com- petitive with conventional power "within the next 15 to 20 years" in the United States.

The apparent slowness in the U.S. program is mainly a question of meeting the unsually low production costs of conventional power production. The national average cost of electricity in the US. ranges from four to seven ,mills a kilowatt. depending on how lfar the station is located from fuel supplies. This compares with 10 kopeks f2.5,cents at the official rate of exchange) per kilowatt for Russian central stations.

HIGHER COST

Soviet scientists D. l. Bokhint- tsev and N.A. Nikolayev acknow- ledged that Russia's 5.000-kilowatt tomic power station, now in operation, does not come near

MONTREAL. pleasure . .

Japan And Russia Make , Progress In Treaty Talks 1

draft would incorporate settle-' ments in principle of all the eco-. nomlc and political issues be-' tween the two states.

Matsumoto's main immediate, concern still is the repatriation of thousands of Japanese still held in Russia.

Russia presented her draitl treaty early in the talks. When; the two envoys meet next Tucs- day, Matsumnto hopes to present the Japanese draft of the treaty

Talks have been in progress for two months. Tuesdayls 75- . minute meeting was held at thei residence of the Japanese am- bassador. Malik emerged from the session smiling and chatted

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Meanwhile. I e a d I n g Russian,

l'lml"'l'm' mp Us (Mega. Bt'ltish and American scientists

- ., rqllll. were "designed to fur- , ,- .1 an era in which atomic power l"l””"'"mn "n An" cm plants will be able to match costs of the conventional coal and water power plants. British atomic experts told their colleagues during informal discus-

it-.il .-i. v .iml its .1pplicafion

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.i mills in six types of rt-actors

"l"”': "mil i" ll” use 3”. sions that much of Britain will be i-nuiiin-ll Ill -(hr first volume. monmmwwed wimin 20 years and H .-. i . iin-lmlc data on reactor mm from mm on every power Sm. , .. ., lllIllt'Ell' dcsigii. applica-

tion huilt in Britain will be atomic

lzw. in 11-allot" ilcvclopmciit. mate- Moreover. a conference source

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I J ,,,.m.,,,.,,, Msh. 5,,,,,.c(. ,,,.-agreed that the world is entering,

matching the average cost of con- ventional power production. They added. however. that big- ger stations are being designed which are capable of producing power at a cost of between 10 and ,-20 kopeks I25 and 5 cents) per kilowatt. "This." they added. "opens up possibilities for atomic power sta- tions to meet the growing electric energy requirements of both indus- liry and agriculture." . The delegates heard a detailed ireport from W.H. Zinn of the lArgonne national laboratory. Chl- cago. on experimental studies with 3.500-kilowatt "boiling water" power reactor designed primarily find ways of producing elec- tricity cheaply. Despite the relatively small size lot the plant, Zinn reported it wasl lturning out electricity at 30 to 34 lmills a kilowatt. ' , The delegates also heard a note ,of warning from several speakers, 'including a British health author- ity, that the current race to cap- turc world atomic markets might lead to a dangerous relaxation in, radiation safety standards. I

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W H .. - l L said. the international experts gen- l'”"im”'l oflunmmn - zerally agreed that Britain had a 1i.l-iiliouci. ill a dedicalory m I d U lh .lul- with the blueprints. saidl meyear ea "V" 3 ” er lli'rlill'll lioiindiiiucs." Tm?" M Emmi" energy ll" l"d"5' l l jtrinl purposes. giving her a con- v V M ' lsidcrable lead in the atomic power I race. Make 3.000-mile 0 James A. Lane of the Oak Ridge. Ocean .Tcnn. national laboratory, said i a there is a good possibility that Save Son Mcirino hf lwi-ii lllf'll st-l out Tuesday on a "llllltiillfl lrip mross the Atlantic ' ' In 'i .llt' Sim )l.' on". Tliv i':-xi-lic il.'lS intended by, x. ix of the linllot box. ll in.-no tins short. The election. Gl'INl'”.VA fRotllersl - Most of l"" ll'"”"" ” " l'"-V "aim" "l,Britain will be running on atomic lzliim (ii-llltlflllflll in the heart of lm lizilmn Arpcnine mountains. ll lw llllllPl' Communist control. Muir l)eli-otters. all immigrants fwun San Nlliriilo and still citiz- Pix itf the little country while lmir ('8 vilwcn.sliip applications:

H, "mm (,a,"",, he nmiwd by countries in the practical applica An A m f' r i c a n scientist, Dr. Iii,'I'lt()l'll l-ii” --Sixty deter l- wiinlnv. power in 20 years and every new Alli TO VOTE OUT REDS 2-v ltl'llfllllC. .-rim to try to vote

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power station built in the British Isles from then on will be atomic, the world's leading scientists were told here Tuesday.

British atomic experts are in- formally discussing Britain's plan for producing most of the coun- try's power requirements by nu- clear energy with scientists and engineers from 72 nations meeting here for the world's first confer- ence on the peaceful uses of atomic

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A conference source said Tues-

Iw .Niilvil.il. lllm'll all vote ;- -. : llll' thmmunigtg and in day there was general agreement l .,i lhp am,.c0m,,.,,,,,,S, among all the international ex-

perts that Britain had gained I considerable lead in the atomic power race and was at least three years ahead of any other nation in the practical application of en- ergy for industrial purposes.

WILL BE CHEAPER

hi another five years. British atomic scientists should be Ibis to produce electricity at source as cheaply as it now is obtained from coal and oil. And thereafter the costs will progressively diminish. an official of the British Atomic Energy Committee told Reuters.

Power from the first atomic sta- tion. which will be fully operating in Northern England next year, will cost only slightly more ini- tlally than conventionally-produced

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