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Newspaper
Geraldton Guardian
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Aug 01, 1950
Page
3
A July 31 dispatch reports debate at the United Nations over North Korea and China. Attitudes toward North Korea's defiance and China's possible representation are discussed, with references to Malik and looming options for walkouts and sanctions.
Washington reports a government communique stating that U S atom bomb explosives production in early 1960 hit a record rate despite partial closures at key facilities. The document notes high output with low unit costs but with strict secrecy on exact counts.
In the current issue of Murts official Journal of the Returned Servicemen's League the writer argues aggressors forfeit rights to consideration and cannot dictate how to stop their advance. A country's first loyalty is not to its servicemen, and the ongoing bombing endangers American lives while prestige and resolve must be restored.
Report says a prototype golf ball embeds a tiny radioactive material inside a protective cover to enable detection even when buried in tall weeds. The Development at Akron Ohio facility promises a pocket mill scale product soon, with low radiation risk, though still in experimental stages.
A youth named Richard Carr of du Boulay Street faced Germidton Force Court this morning charged with illegally taking forty two undersized crayfish. Inspectors Bowler and McLaughlin testified that Carr discarded a bag of crayfish marked W.8 into the harbor and resisted commands to stop as officers pursued him from the Geraldton works to the shore. The magistrate accepted the inspectors evidence and Carr was convicted under the Fisheries Act.
In a court sequence Inspector Bowler described an incident where a feathered bag and a dinghy maneuver led to a fishery case. The magistrate accepted Bowler’s defense and concluded obstruction. defendant Care was fined £1 and ordered to pay £1 13s 6d in costs.
A top American diplomat warns Communist forces in the Philippines could overthrow the government within a year if Formosa falls, citing rising Huk Balikbayan strength. He notes fortifications of about 30,000 government troops facing 5,000 guerrillas led by Louke Tarve and reports radio contact with Chinese Red forces, all under Communist direction.
A three party pact on King Leopold abdication stalls amid new claims. Anti Leopold Socialists Liberals and pro King Christian Socialists reportedly accept a royal stepping aside for Prince Peaudeuin with a limited delegation until the heir turns twenty one. The Socialists allege a reversal planned for Meptaeibeer Teh 3061 and accuse the King of seeking a delayed abdication. The royal proclamation was due to broadcast at 0 pm but Brussels Radio has not received it.
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