Show HHnHHni Temperatures The Weather period Temperatur tm for ins at NMt p m Saturday ax M in Max Mm SS 74 50 34 Omaha Ogden M S4 Albuquerque 51 95 Phoenix r T AH — Mostly cloudy with occasional rain or n and few showers in mountains principally west Partial clearing Sunday night becoming partly cloudy Monday with few showers extreme east portion Olden and vicinity — Considerable cloudiness with few showers principally over mountains Sunday Partly cloudy Sunday night and Monday Slightly warmer Sunday and Monday High Sunday near SO low Monday morning near 32 Seventy-eight- h Year-- IS Provo X Reno 63 Rock 65 43 Salt San Gr Junction SSV 73 54 San Diego I Vega 41 33 San Francisco Logan Los Angeles 71 S3 St George Minneapolis 63 53 St Louts 88 76 Seattle Okla City 59 83 ' rue United PiisS Che Associated Press 1M No OGDEN CITY SUNDAY MORNING UTAH Far Apart — Geographically Idaho Skies NE 9 1949 OCTOBER By The Associated Press iMsBF 'asssfijM" RsfliHPlKi ssHbSsb- Blows Unstick LssE fithingest' World Contest "St By SSll snow fell Some three thousand hunters had entered the area Friday as a special deer hunt started Unprepared for the wintry conditions and their cars unequipped to battle the heavy snow many were stranded National guard trucks carrying food blankets and clothing were sent into the forest Friday night The trucks also and yesterday bebrought hunters out Officials imlieved last night no one was in mediate danger Roads Opened Roads leading into Bear valley from Lowmsn in southwestern Idaho were blocked by the snowfall for a few hours but were Planes opened again yesterday atflying over the area which retracted many deer hunters ported they saw no signs of distress Del Crone a member of the Ada county sheriff's aerial posse dropped tire chains near cars that were stuck in the snow yesterday The Payette national forest rell ported very little snow fell at and said there were no reports of marooned hunters in that area James Reid state highway director said crews went out with olows to keep U S 20 between Carey and Arco ooen as well as the Galena summit leading into Stanley basin Foot of Snow He said about a foot of snow fell near Carey and Arco and ten inches on Galena summit There were no major traffic delays he added The weather bureau said snow was probably general above the 4000 foot level over most of the state Idaho Falls and Pocatello also reported snow There was an inch at Idaho Falls and four inches at Rigby and St Anthonv Snow also whitened the foothills north of Boise E H Jones federal meterolo-gis- t at Boise said the storm "was We certainly nothing extreme usually get a light snow in October although not generally quite like this It is not a record breaker" Mc-Ca- Venn: Hunter Sought GIFFORD Idaho Oct 8 AP— d male in Nearly every this small community joined to search the high snowy Clearwater national forest today for a young hunter missing since Wednesday afternoon able-bodie- Army Beady for Storms CHICAGO Oct 8 t UP) —The U army stands ready to battle blizzards on the same terms as it did last winter a Fifth army spokesman said today S Oct 8 (APfc-T- he Vpitchingest" wor)d series of modern times came un stuck today as the New York Yankees smashed out 10 hits — four of them ringing extra basers — to subdue the Dodgers 6 to 4 and pull within a of the winners' WASHINGTON Oct 8 (UP) —John L Lewis and the soft coal industry agreed today single victory " re f on notice the the next that after week contract resume talks to government being put by two big innings the fowrtli national economy cannot stand a long coal strike Industry spokesmen announced that two and fifth the American league separate bargaining conferences — fruitless to date— will be resumed at three p m EST champions blasted two Dodger on Wednesday Lewis confirmed the arrangements pliers for all their runs on two Company Posts Increase in Price of Steel Press As the nationwide steel ftrike entered its second week Saturday with no sign of peace in the air one steel company posted a $5 a ton boost in steel plate prices The firm The Central Iron and Steel Corp of Harrisburg Pa had made peace with the CI O United It employs Steelworkers union 1100 workers The agreement calls for financing entirely a pension-welfa- re program U 8v Steel the nation's biggest producer has said it would have to boost its prices $3 a ton to meet union demands Both the vital steel and coal strikes were stalled on dead center and the nation's economy began sagging under the impact of growing scarcities In Third Week The coal strike went through its third week with only a slight hope that Settlement might come soon Both disputes have cut down production distribution and purchasing Auto production for the week cut by some temporary layoffs was 3500 units below the 151593 units produced a week ago Freight ear a third below loadings were nearly Tr-iroHnrlinn in incal spending by strikers hurt retail sales in strike areas Edwin G Nourse chairman of the president's economic advisory council said a month of continued strikes in the two industries would sasrfcpsjlj threaten the national uf-farBy Associated nsfas&stf:jlasalB tKj-k- Million Idle More than a million workers are idle in the coal-stedisputes and smaller strikes affecting other industries And the next two weeks may tell whether the railroad workers and 20000 aluminum workers will join the ranks of trike idle The 110000 members of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen are free to strike after Oct 19 if they choose The Aluminum Company of America faces a strike by the CIO United Steelworkers union Oct 19 if union demands for a wage boost and free pension-welfar- e program are not met el Franco Salons Talk MADRID Oct 8 (AP) — Five United States legislators conferred with Generalissimo Francisco Franco for more than an hour today Thev said they talked about general world affairs and did not discuss the return of a US ambassador to Madrid Austrians Will Elect VIENNA Austria Oct 8 (AP — Austrians elect a new government tomorrow which they hope is destined to steer the country into full independence after seven years of nazi goosestepping and four of allied occupation Bet Truman Wins Weather Forecast Correct ed 50 cents today when his own weather forecast paid off in a hostess wager with his week-en- d The weather was not only fair as Mr Truman had bet it would be but turned out so warm that the president shed his plaid sports shirt and let an undershirt suffice for a three-mil-e walk through the hills surrounding MonticeUo home of Thomas Jefferson The president and a handful of White House aides were the weekend guests of Stanley Woodward state department chief of protocol and Mrs Woodward at their estate Colle near Monticello Mr Truman made the bet on fair weather last night when his host- - : Coal Contract Talks Will Be Resumed 50-Ce- nt Va Oct CHARLOTTESVILLE 8 AP) — President Truman collect Talbot BROOKLYN Clear skies were forecast for today (Sunday) after a storm Although far apart geog raphically at the mediation table John L Lewis (right) and federal mediators got that swept the state the past together to some extent Saturday for it was announced that contract talks would be resumed next week two days piling up snow in Cyrus Ching (left) is chief U S mediator At his side is William Margolis assistant director of mediation the mountains and stranding big game hunters One death was reported The Boise weather bureau said warmer temperatures were expected during the day but it would probably be between 10 and 15 above in the mountains tonight Freezing temperatures were also predicted for lower elevations The storm front that formed off over the Alaska coast and moved southIdaho caught hunters in the western and south central part of the state unprepared The majority had gone into the mountains as the general deer season started The general season for other parts of the state doesn't open until later this month Woman Perishes A woman elk hunter perished in the mountainous area of southern She was Mrs Kootenai county Lois Schrechengost 27 of Rose Lake She had been missing since A foot of snow was Wednesday reported in parts of the search area The largest group of hunters were trapped in the Cassia division of the Minidoka forest along the southern Idaho border south of Twin Falls where about a foot of Galr ess said she feared the presidential holiday would be spoiled by rain At lunch time today Mrs WOSJnV ward paid off At 6:30 am her distinguished guest had arisen for estate a hike over the accompanied only by secret service aasjp The White House party and the Woodwards visited Mrs Edwin M Watson widow of the late "Pa" Watson military aide and secretary to President Roosevelt at noon The president spent the afternoon listening to the Yankee-Oottgebaseball game and napping Mr Truman expects to leave Charlottesville directly after lunch tomorrow reaching Washington about 5 pm dew-soak- ed rs :- Lewis and representatives of all segments of the industry agreed to the resumption of contract talks at a mediation session with Cyrus S Ching director of the federal mediation and conciliation service Ching told them the strike "must be settled promptly" He tried to impress the industry spokesmen and the United Mine Workers' representatives with "the gravity of the situation confronting the nation by reason of the coal dispute" No Settlement Near Announcing the time and place for new contract talks industry spokesmen said privately that the coal strike now nearly three weeks old is no nearer to settlement after Ching's mediation effort Joseph E Moody president of the Southern Coal Producers association announced that file southern operators will resume their talks with the union at the Kanawha hotel Charleston W Va at three pm EST Wednesday The miners will resume talks with northern and western operators at the same hour at White Sulphur Springs W Va Lewis arranged for the White Sulphur conference with George H Love president of the giant Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Co and spokesman for northern and western operators Moody arranged the southern meeting with John Owens secre ot the United Mine Workers Better Contract Ching the industry source said told both parties in the dispute that they would get a better contract if they reached a private agreement without further action by the government The warning that the strike must be settled quickly came after Dr £fwin G Nourse chairman of "' " " — Officers Raid Beer-Dancin- g Establishments h: er - MPH Bomber Makes New Test Symington Says Hill AFB Cut Then after the home ateam had b rained WHO seven singles in an amazing sixth chapter to rout start er Kd Lopat and reduce the Dodg ersl deficit to two runs the Yan kees sat back behind remarkable reUJef pitching by Allie Reynolds to clinch meirMMM the play (rom the time he took over from at with the tying run on base and two out in the sixth until he stnjick out the final two Dodgers to tne game Reynolds did vinaup not permit another Brook to reach first The ten men he faced went down as though they had been a k Police details Saturday night made arrests at five establishments where they said dancing was being permitted in violation of an ordinance governing dancing and beer sales Acting on orders of Police Chief Maurice J Schooff police spent the evening making visits to taverns night clubs and hotels The chief said arrests were made at the Grill tavern 264 Twenty-fiftNational tavern 244 Twenty- fifth Wasatch club basement of 425 Twenty-fift- h Esquire lounge Hotel Ben Lomond 411 Twenty-fift- h and Old Mill inn 1251 Canyon road City commissioners recently ordered police to make arrests in taverns and other places permitting dancing in the same room where beer is dispensed Chief Schooff said at that time that his men vis ited taverns and other resorts with the warning that police action would follow if violations were discovered Among those arrested the chief said were Ben DeCorso Grill tavern Nicholas Calabese National tavern F J Baker Wasatch club and Leon Taylor Esquire lounge Detectives F W Reeder and J P Biddulph telephoned the station to report Harman w Peery Old Mill inn proprietor had agreed to report at the station for booking after he closed his place about one am All booked were released nomic advisers tempered an opti without posting bail mistic report on the nation s economy with the statement that the 600 coal strike — along with other stoppages in steel and other industries — are the "key" to the entire economic situation MOSES LAKE Wash Oct 8 fAP— The Boeing XB-4- 7 stratojet bomber which can attain a speed of at least 600 miles per hour made its first test flight today with a new set of more powerful engines The air force said the six new enGeneral Electric 7 turbo-je- t gines give the plane 25 per cent more power than those used when it made a record three-hou- r transcontinental flight last January With the new engines the air The percentage reduction in civilian personnel at Hill air force force said the bomber has a power base is below the average of all potential of more than 49200 with rocket asair force stations included in the pounds of thrust " "fc reduction program Senator Arthur sists V Watkins said he was advised by W Stuart Symington Watchdog in Disgrace secretary of the department of the PHILADELPHIA Oct 8 lW)4- air force Tim an Irish setter is in disgrace Standard-Examiner In a telegram to The today Saturday the senator While a burglar roamed through said he had received an answer to the house of Frederick Mears Tim reto his letter Symington which followed meekly uttering not even a quested report on the HAF base a bark reduction Then when detectives came to He quoted the air secretary as investigate Tim growled at them saying: so angrily they had to take refuge "We have given full consideration to all factors connected with such reduction budgetary limita13 tions strategic locations and types of work performed have been considered in relationship to the mission of the air force and all its installations "The percentage reduction for Ogden air materiel command activity did not include individuals asunder a full moon on Hallosigned to 'operations vittles' who ween will make any difwould necessarily be released in to Standard-Examine- r ference reducevent The any percentage Want Ad users Why? Because tion' is now below the average of you leave luck out when you all air force stations included in use the Want Ads Results the reduction program" are assured Regarding the future of the base Now is the time to be sellSymington told the senator: ing — or buying — outgrown "We plan to move an air depot winter clothing hunting wing to Hill air force base for equipment new or used furtraining purposes This unit will no matter nishings consist of approximately 2000 offiwhether you have some cers and airmen However the acmoney getters stowed away tivation of the wing is not a result around the house or have of the civilian personnel cut la something in mind to buy fact it was in our planning and think over the potentialities troop program long before the reof the Miscellaneous columns duction program was known of The Standard-Examin"The depot wing will be used to Classified section meet overseas military requireThroughout this section you ments particularly in the event of find a complete range of items mobilization" —electrical equipment heatDon't ers guns furniture 111 Gen Hap Arnold the opportunities by up pass SAN FRANCISCO Oct 8 AP — neglecting to check through General H H (Hap) Arnold was your newspaper's Want Ad section today reported ill today and confined to his Sonoma ranch home tary-treasur- three doubles and a three- triple by their "golden boy Bobby Brown lies i polje-axe- d Sturdy Rig h than der Thus the sturdy righthander from UKianoma nad m 12 innings of World series pitching including 1 his brilliant to 0 victory in the opener at Yankee Stadium surrendered just two harmless hits to the National leaguers Johnny Jorgensen who knocked a double off Allie in Wednesday's classic was sent in to pinch-h- it when Heynolds replaced Ixipat to day and went down looking at i called thsrd strike More runs were scored by the two clubs today than they had amassed in all the previous three contests The anks in ganging up on Don1 Newcombe Brooklyn's big Negro f ireballer for three doubles and knocking him from the prem ises in the fourth inning tied a series record No club ever ha bashed more in one la two-bagge- rs fra m p Newcombe who was pitching with ohly two days mat after his brilliant but losing ef£rt on didn't have what it took to halt the Yanks today The first two men to face him hit safely and he sweated through a bad 20 minutees before he retired the side Wells Fell hi The walls fell In on him in the fourth when Brown the dav's slug- hero pounded a double into Gene Woodling drew a walk Wed-nefria- (Continued on Page (Column Eight i 1n y A Death of Miller J-4- Is Below Average 46-min-ute : (R-Uta- h) Not Even Angry Black Cats er Serrice Serrice SnMsGES-FOU- SS 34 33 31 81 8gB 90 73 60 9S 71 SS 61 91 SB 67 5S 48 PRICE 10 CENTS SECTIONS R B-3- i Woman Hunter Perishes in Mountain Area AP 4 94 43 47 Navy Dares US AF To Pit Its Against Jet aFighter Yanks Take Decisive Series Lead Clearing Death Toll 1 j 32 Pocstella 36 PorUsSsd 49 46 41 Billings May Cut Demo Senate Majority WASHINGTON" Oct 8 (AP)— The death today of Sen Burt Henry Miller (D Idaho) probably will re-- duce the Democrats' present senate majority of 53 to 43 since Idaho's Republican Governor C A Robins is expected to name a fellow party member as his successor Among those mentioned for tne post are former ' Republican Sen Henry C Dworshak and former G O P Rep Abe Goff The former Idaho supreme court justice had been in poor health for some time A native of St George Utah Miller was educated at Brigham Young university and received his law degree from Cumberland university at Lebanon Tenn in 1902 lie served four terms as Idaho's attorney general prior to his appointment to the state's high court Miller's tenn will not until 1955 but the appointee expire will serve only until November 1950 when the remainder of the term will be filled at the general election The senate which was in recess today will hold memorial services Monday Survived by Widow Miller is survived by his widow the former Carolin Hopkins of St Anthony Idaho two children a son Lee S Miller and a daughter Mrs James Halley Jr and four brothers and two sisters Funeral services will be held in Boise William M Boyle Jr chairman of the Democratic national committee said "the unexpected death of Senator Miller has deprived the senate of an able legislator and the people of Idaho of a highly capable Duel in the Sky Claims Such Would Result in Scrapping of Superbomber Procurement Plans Crops Surplus May Induce Broad Control -- (UP)— The WASaGTON Oct 8 1 government ' toward the broadest farm production control action ever taken Mounting agricultural surpluses — in which Uncle Sam may have invested upwards of $4500000000 by 1950 harvest — are causing government officials to search for ways of pinching back the production spigot opened wide by war and post war demands As market prospects look now it appears the agriculture department will seek to curb output of such crops as cotton wheat corn tobacco peanuts flaxseed potatoes rice- oats and possibly soybeans Furthermore there may be some reduction in government financial incentives to produce hogs eggs and poultry and such dairy products as butter and cheese A cotton production estimate to be Issued by the department Monday is expected to reaffirm earlier forecasts of an excessive supply If so the department probably will issue an order before the end of the week proclaiming rigid marketing quotas on the 1950 crop quotas would have to be approved by at of the growers votleast ing in a referendum The department already has slapped acreage allotments on next trying to cut year's wheat cropthose who plant production Only within their allotted acreage will be eligible for price support aid superbomber That challenge was made during a house armed services committee hearing that brought Defense Secretary Louis Johnson and his Pentagon aides under as much fire as the — controversial 6 — — B-3- Britain Calls New German Reich 'Stooge' BERLIN Oct 8 (UP)— Britain today blasted the communist-create- d new east German Reich as a "stooge" and a "puppet" government which came to life when "Moscow pressed the button" The British military government issued the statement shortly after the west Berlin city assembly pro testing Russian "political desecration" of their city called for: I Elections in all sectors to find out what the people of Berlin real d ly think of the new regime 2 Incorporation of the city's western sectors into the west German federal republic 3 Transfer of the republic's capital from Bonn to Berlin British Description The British description of the east reich formally proclaimed esyesterday said it "combines in desentials the various tactical signs for securing communist domination through puppet governments which have become so familiar to observers of the eastern European scene in the last few years "Promptly when the button was pressed in Moscow the machinery for creation of a stooge government for the Soviet zone went into — WASHINGTON Oct 8 (UP) action" At least one more year of general west Berlin leaders WOT I led ly high farm price supports was in fearful that the new east state prospect today despite senate re- may try to gobble up the city jection of proposals for permanent- called a mass protest meeting in ly high props front of city hall in the afternoon Chairman Elmer Thomas 50000 subdued Berliner- - apof the senate agriculture About to hear speakers appeal to peared advancommittee promised to take western Berlin the allies to tage of that year to make "a new with the west Gormanmerge government fight from a fresh start" for high supports Fledges U S Support Thomas conceded that Sen ClinKenneth ton Anderson's flexible support B Earlier in the day Rep told the exKeating bill will pass the senate next week session of the west The senate is expected to vote traordinary Berlin city assembly that "the DemoNew The Mexico Tuesday States will never let down crat's measure would assure one United more year of high supports for a population fighting for its conmost of the six basic crops but stitutional and legal rights" Franz Neumann Berlin social would provide a permanent pro- democrat declared before the asgram of flexible and lower 'Supsembly that Wilhelm Pieck ports thereafter communist who is As an alternative Thomas suglikely to become president of the gested that congress early next east reich and other Soviet zone year should take another look at communists will be punished If the controversial "Brannan plan" which is aimed at keeping farm in- eastern Germany ever regains its freedom come high and food prices low "They will be tried before a Anderson was confident his bill would pass the senate But he said people's court as soon as the last y detachment leaves "anything can happen" when the Soviet " he said He charged that legislation goes to conference with d the bill The house 18000000 Germans in the Soviet exten- zone lived "under the same condivoted a temporary one-yesion of all present price props tions as in Hitler's time " without providing for a permanent program The difference in 1950 supports Bulgarians Dismissed between the Anderson bill and the Oct 8 '(AP)- -r house bill is only 10 cents a bushel A SOFIA Bulgariadecree parliamentary for wheat and five cents a bushel tonight that Finance announced for corn with Anderson's bill pro- Petko Knuin arid his Minister deputy viding the lower props Petrov had been relieved Although the Anderson bill Georgi No reason was duties would strip present mandatory of their of Kunin a for the dismissal given from eggs government supports of the communist party member would it and chickens hogs authorize Secretary of Agriculture and Petrov Charles F Brannan to continue the supports at high levels at his Soviet-sponsore- ds One More Year At Least of High Crop Props (D-Okl- a) (R-N- Y) ed Ger-man- house-passe- ar on Brannan favors high supports for these commodities and has told congress he would be likely to set supports on the "high side" Devil Slide Plant Resumes Activity MORGAN Oct 8 — Production of cement has been resumed at the Devil's Slide plant of the Ideal Cement Co near here it was learned today from A W Hoot on plant superintendent The plant recently rebuilt was closed down on Aug 21 last and approximately 200 men from the Devil's Slide Morgan Henefer and Coalville area were laid off Approximately the same 200 men are now back on their jobs in the production of 18000 sacks of cement daily Supt Hooton said representative' Increased use of cement in the Boyle s statement said Miller in area was credited with resumption nis oriei service in the senate of operations "utilized well the experience be had We are in hope that this plant will not have to shut down again Continued on Pas Two-A- J t chal- lenged the air force to test its 6 navy jet fighters in a sky duel it predicted would scrap the - two-thir- ravy today atomic bomber against B-3- WASHINGTON Oct 8 (AP) — i me crop r epor t s due next week may go far in driving the H a ves t 6 Committee Chairman Carl Vinson D Ga ripped into Johnson's handling of the defense department He said the secretary is "Out of sympathy" with naval aviation And Vinson added that he can understand why navy officers are worried over the future of their service Vinson wrung from Navy Secreopintary Francis P Matthews the econion that $800000000 in new omy cuts ordered by Johnson "very definitely" would "curtail" the navy's ability to help defend the national security Jet Fighter Expert After raking Johnson and the from stem overall military set-u- p to stern Vinson called to the witness stand Capt Fred M Trapnell a jet fighter expert who commands the naval air test 'center at Patux-en- t River Md Trapnell supported and elaborated on the claim advanced yesterday by Adm Arthur W Radford commander-in-chie- f of the Pacific fleet that the 6 is no match for the navy's new jet fighters Trapnell said the navy jets could blast the out of the skies at any time day or at any altitude or speed the night giant bomber could reach "Comparative tests carefully run and carefully evaluated must be made" he said Trapnell invited the committee members to go along on the as observers in the mock battle Diving and Zooming "You would see (navy jet) banshees diving and zooming all around you and making repeated gunnery attacks at speed advantages of over 100 miles per hourr" he told the congressmen Trapnell said two banshees would 6 "a give the heavily-arme- d fair fight" Three would "insure Ha destruction" he said and one would do the job it it were handled m the Japanese kartukaaa Style ramming into the bomber Air force laadara have the idea of a duel between their 6 and the navy jets They contend that such a test would mt prove anything unless live ammunition were used instead of camera guns But Trapnell Insisted a mock battle would prove Radford's claim is a "billion-dolla- r that the 6 blunder" He said the result would be the scrapping of the 6 procurement program He said that in addition to the banshee the navy has a Corsair niht fighter in service and a two-ma- n night fighter the Douglas skynight which is coming into service soon which could knock down the 6 Best American Fighter Trapnell said the banshee Is the best American fighter in service but that the British can match it right now and the Russians have shown jet fighters of very advanced design The navy men were getting In their licks in the unification dispute which Capt John G Crom-meii- n esmtoded hito the headlines last month by charging that Pentagon policies are destroying the navy's morale and offensive power Vinson gave the navy plenty of help in presenting its case today He complained that Johnson ordered his $800000000 spending cut B-3- B-3- six-engin- 6 B-3- 6 B-3- pooh-poohe- d B-3- B-3- B-3- B-3- (Continued on Pce Two-A- 1 (Column Three) Small Radiation Detector Developed for Atomic Use WASHINGTON Oct 8 (UP) — athey can remain in affected areas The device is called a radiac The army today announced de velopment of a rugged compact set" —coined from "radio-activit- y comradiation detecting device for use detection identification and putation" by both military and civil defense It will stand up under shock and organizations after an atomc bomb vibration and can be repaired blast Meanwhile the national security easily in the field It is small being 2 resources board — strictly as a inches in its greatest dimension and weighs 10 pounds precautionary move in view of RusexIt employs what physicists call sia's possession of atomic plosives — has asked state governors "an ionization chamber" Its steel to start civil defense planning case has a chamber conright away taining two electrodes—one posiIn letters to the governors the tive and one negative NSRB When the instrument is carried promised that federal into a "hot" area of atomic activity agencies will supply the states with information about the kinds of at- gamma rays pierce the gas chamtacks to expect if war comes and ber's wall and dislodge electrons bow to meet them from gas atoms These negatively The government's view is that charged electrons are attracted to states and communities must set up the Dositive electrons The atoms their own civil oetense programs losing the electrons become posi- with agencies here supplying in tive ions and are attracted to the formation and advice negative electrode This results in The new instrument announced a very weak flow of electric curwill show where rent which is amplified by the by the army human beings may safely go after set s electronic system an atomic explosion and how long 10-1- gas-fill- ed i 1 |