Show LQ Train Collision AROUND THE WORLD One Hurts 70 BIKINI June 6 UP)—The deep water test explosion of an atom bomb may cause minor submarine landslides off Bikini but probably will not create the radioactive cloud of an aerial blast Vice Adm W P Blandy predicted Thursday as he watched preliminary experiments for that 1947 operation of the tests planned for next month Blandy said the second shallow-dept- h explosion also might cause landslides at the underwater edges of this atoll but "I don't expect it to cause any appreciable disturbance of the atoll as a whole" The admiral commanding the Crossroads operation said he also did not expect any tidal wave from the shallow test Blandy spent Thursday watching experiments in linking ships to heavy lines anchored on shore so that the prevailing northeast currents will string the vessels out over deep water as it will be necessary for the 1947 test By nightfall the destroyer Musser the transport Appling and the cruiser Salt Lake City had been attached to lines and the battleship Pennsylvania was to be added Friday The ships appeared to be about 1000 yards apart LA GRANDE Ore June 8 UP) --trainman was killed and 70 passengers were injured most of them slightly in a head-o- n coin-Co- n Thursday betiTen the Union Pacific's westbound "City of Portland" streamliner and its eastbound "Idahoan" at Hot Lake 12 miles east of here Edward (Ned) Unger 47 of Pendleton Ore a brakeman was crushed to death as he rode the of the ' "Idahoan" ' Five passengers on the "City sof Portland" were taken to La Grande and Grande Ronde hospitals The most seriously injured was the Rev J Ward of St Louis whose back was badly wrenched The others Marcel Dupoy Portland Ore: Herbert R Adams Cottage Grove Ore and Antone Anderson Central City Colo with back injuries and Mrs Edith Hein Central City neck Injury A partial list of persons treated for minor cuts and bruises Idaho— Mrs Fred Chappell Buhl: Rose Gough Boise Garton Durbin Wilder Miss Margaret Fingenbaum Wendell ImRailroad officials began an mediate inquiry into why the "Idahoan" failed to take a siding to permit the "City of Portland" to pass L Zimmerle La Grande engineer of - the leading helper on the eastbound train eng-intold a reporter: "I suppose I'll be held responsible rm the guy who was running the train However it the streamliner had got here soon enough they would have got the switch A te-nder far-reachi- BUS STRIKE ENDS e The streamliner out of Chicago was waiting on the main line for the eastbeund train At 3:08 a in (P S T) with its brakes screaming the "Idahoan" crashed Into the other' locomotive newsmen were told Only the helper locomotive on the eastbound train was badly damaged There was a service delay of about seven hours four-pow- ST MERE EGLISE France June 6 (JP)—More than 5000 Norman villagers and peasants paid tribute Thursday to the American division 82nd which two years ago liberated this hamlet from the Germans—in one of several commemoration ceremonies held in Normandy air-bor- D-D- :- i objective" : Wins Atom Award CHICAGO June 6 (—Dr Meitner Jewish 6 - 4 toko 0- - e- kktrA 4 g r ti 4aw well any ' - Electric EJ 1( - finger-ti- p ql ik Complete Stand THE PARIS APPLIANCES —Street Floor TiVIA 44 vivito tr's - 0 Nt:41 (s ‘ spl'! -- eL Irv Goo b- gt r ' : I a41 I tovstInetp voofteto ' - :5)74'1::41 - AAA I good Chocolates! 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