Show THE GARLAND TIMES GARLAND UTAH CONTROL IS PROBLEM Congress Battle Rages In Face of Atom Test Pegged Tables in Two Handy Sizes REMOVE PEGS MORE PIECES FLAT BOKORORYUNIUi D EGGED furniture may be set up quickly anywhere and it easy to store for the winter These two tables are especially useful The larger one U the sire and height of a card table The low coffee table mar also be used as a seat Anyona who can taw straight and drive screws can make both these tablee and tha chair shows 1 NAMU 'ENIRIKKU V y jpfi MRUKUJI here e e e Pattern 293 for the tablee and No 393 for the chair are 15c each postpaid or both patterns to one address for 25c Pat terns give large cutting dlagrama Illuslist of trated directions and complete materials Send orders to: so ENYU CHANNEL is A- SPEARS Drawer RUTH WYETH Hills N Yl MRS Bedford Enclose BUCK BEEF HAKES THEM BEEF ‘‘Meat all you want" aaya the enticing sign painted onto the window ot the grocery company window on Olive street St Louie but the irate housewivea are not having any not at $1 a pound e They form a picket line complete with aigna before the ahop to This was one of several stores in St Louis which were picketed in similar manner protest the price Other cities also reported organized boycott return of OPA prices demanding IS centa for Pattern No 1 293 ArMr bikini BAKER’— Radio impulses sent out from the USS Cumberland Sound indicated in top drawing (1) were to detonate the underwater "A" bomb for the ‘‘Task Baker” second of the Bikini experiments As indicated by The bomb was suspended from a special barge (2) the arrows (3) a number of “drone” ships were directed Into the water lagoon to test the effects of ‘TASK A SIIEAD Washington Correspondent By WALTER HNU who HONOLULU have OPERATIONS Oceanographers While CROSSROAD army and t made such elaborate plana to measure effects of the bomb navy officials in charge of Joint will come into their own on this at the Bikini atomic Task Force test in the second There was little bomb tests are interested for them to measure aa result squabble now going on in the conof the first test since the bomb gress as between civilian and milimade no appreciable waves and tary control of atomic energy their did no to to bed the is ocean here damage single interest complete beaches or the island the important experisuccessfully However this second test is exments on the possible damage which an atom bomb can do to a pected to create high waves in the fleet at sea lagoon anywhere from 10 feet up In the meantime Adm W II P There are 81 officers and men in Blandy commander of Operations this section of the task force most intimated Crossroads has that of whom have been in the vicinity weather conditions may force a of Bikini since last March recording week's delay in the underwater test data on the physical oceanography in Bikini lagoon scheduled for July biology geology and fisheries of the atoll and surrounding 25 which would make waters Measurements of wave motion In or thereabouts As has been Aug the weather for this terms of time height and distance pointed out second test need not be as perfect their effect on the sea bottom and on the beaches fall into threa as for the first test when the bomb echo was dropped from a but it classes — supersonic sounding and aerial and surface phodevices must be clear enough for aerial obwatei plus maximum servation and photography tography on Bikini island The press ship USS Appalachian height recorders Tras completed her trip to Pearl and water level meters on several Harbor for minor repairs and now other islands of the atoll is anchored with the rest of the There are supersonic echo soundon 16 ships in ers or fathometers fleet m Bikini lagoon maintenance the target array which will record ready to pulloyt and cruise outside of the island to the seaward sifle large waves through the rise and fall of the ships while 11 superwhen the time is ripe for the second sonic echo sounders on buoys will test record of shorter waves passage Few Remain 23 Mechanical Coyre-pressure recorders laid Only approximately 500 yards apart on the bottom of spondents are left aboard the ship since most of them returned to the t(ie lagoon are capable of recording States immediately after the first whv$ height In range from 4 to 200 ' feet test Animals' Still Dying The pattern for the underwaof this radio acThe ter test has been completed as seen from with the battleship Arkansas tivity is Impressive on tfi live animals the effects which was barely blistered by the first test and the carrier placed aboard the "Iships some of are which still also undamaged as a dying despite treatSaratoga ment three weeks after they were result of the first bomb almost exposed to the first bomb equidistant and nearest to the first As the task force proposed bomb burst awaits on the eve of this second A little to the east are the battletest one cannot help but conship New York and the cruiser Salt Both suffered negligiLake Cityjecture upon the possible effects and still of this unpredictable ble damage in the first blast Then terrific nuclear force unknown to the west of the two center ships can which decimate entire are the cruiser Pensacola and the and cities The old Indepopulate nations as carrier Independence has been amply demonstrated is merely a hulk in the dependence at Hiroshima and Nagaaaki water with her insides torn out and The first test proved beyond any her topsides blasted away as result of the bomb and her own internal doubt that the bomb was not as efat fective in the open is unspace The Pensacola explosions sea as it is when detonated over damaged below decks but her superareas on land structure is pretty well battered up as a result of the first tests with that used against naval bases on land it could render a fleet at sea both stacks blown away Farther out in the circle are the Impotent but that it would put out and Ne- ot commission a good many ships Pennsylvania battleships vada the Jap ship Nagato and the If they were in close formation and that loss of life aboard these ships German pocket battleship Pnnz Just forward of the Arkansaa would be terrific What effect this atomic energy and the Saratoga are several submarines which are submerged at will have on the future of the Amervarious depths with the double- ican navy as to ship construction now however lies hulled Pilotfish almost as close to and operations in the laps of the military evaluathe center of the burst as the Arkansas Lighter ships make up the tion board and the President’s both of atomic energy commission balance of the target array which are making a study for fuOpinions Vary ture guidance The effect of the bomb on these medical We can that with awaited only hope submarines is interest scientists and other scuntists here the discussion and in the meantime from will glean for observation goes on as between those who prewhich can application dict this underwater blast will sink the bring benefits and not destruction several capital ships including source new of from this who declare and those submarines energy the damage will be negligible - to vote VOTE Georgia is the only state la the Gnlou which permits shows two young voters at the portable voting booths set up In the Bartow county courthouse Ga Left to right are Bette Winterbottom student at University of Georgia and Doroth Gene Talmadge 61 took an early lead over student at Shorter college Rome Ga James V Carmichael 36 in indicated unite votes for the gubernatorial nomination although Carmichael had a larger popular vote "ONLY This photo Cartersvilie This is the claim made by OUR DOG IS BETTER THAN TOURS these three dog fanciers “Who ever heard of a girl having a real dog? It is a known fact that all good dogs are owned by little boys!” The New York lassie does not agree and looks with pride upon her “chamcontest pion” Photo was by Irving B Ellis In Popular Photography RobSON OF “SMOKEY JOE” ert Wood son of the famous Boston Red Sox pitcher “Smokey Joe” Wood is shown in the uniform of Colgate university’s baseball team where be is one of the N Y diamond stars at Hamilton Young Wood says that he intends to follow professional baseball as soon as he finishes college V C' - r I 'I if' ri ' ‘Eccentric’ Bomb Explains Wide Miss A Believed to he the first AND AND WIFE DECORATED and wife received military awards ony In which a husband CoL Robert M Love center and his wife Nancy aneously Service Medal and ess Love were awarded the Distinguished Lt Gen Harold L George made the edal respectively ATC and AAF Love served with the ferrying division of the WASP Love was originator is as great as Bab Sox slugger Ruth Is st Ml open to debate b his three smashing homers ir right field stand against Clcv land proves that he is good t j Over on Kwajalein where the army air force section of the task Gen force is holding forth Maj William E Kepncr deputy commander for air still is seeking to to the find an answer questions of reporters- - as to why Major Swan cutt and his crew missed the Neof bulls-eythe first test vada or by something like 2500 feet This reporter does not believe the miss was that far since my calculations indicate the bomb fell astern and a little to port of the Nevada about yards away or approximately 1800 feet At any rate General Kepner now comes up with an answer accordthat the ing to his latest conference bomb was an "eccentric” and that the drop was in the category known In other words as a “wobbler” that the bomb veered and did not fall true 600 Demand! like a man who is is brown a Both In She— I etic a man who is tender He— Say do who a steak? you want a athl- man man or Modern Improvements Teacher bride and out many you name Jasper— — When your parent t were groom they had to do with ihingt we have today Core some 0 them? 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