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1 IDLENESS E s (Continued From Pnuo One) Rft general union (hop In the All of llin camp Involved are ni'Kiinlzml by llii) CIO, but no wind was forthcoming loday mull nvi imeriimiuniii n a it a iliiurlnrN nn to whether the strike him been "authorized." In numcr. nun other strike situations, the army hns mnvad In to tnke over operations. Mealing Celled hVprescnlatlvi's of the federal conciliation snrvlco wcro here to ilny to look Into the situation, but refused to talk to the press. A meeting win culled for the CIO head(itliii'ters lit 234 Mnln lreel of ell CIO lumber work em In consider support of the Weyei'hiieuinr strikers, Nenrly HO WeyerhanuseT loa ning employe Indny hnd report edly terminated their Jobii to search for work eUewhere. NCREAS WOOD GAMPS Truman Tells y Soviet Entry Into Conflict ", , (Continued From Page One) Manchurln. Recently, however, the soviet utrenHth nrobnbly hen become iirenlor than the Japs could muster there became of snvlels reinforcements from the Kurnneen irmltl. Whatever flulillng lit necessary In Man rburla, therefore, may be done by Russia. One Sentence Mr. Truman then nwde the simple one sentence announce ment of Russia's declaration of war. He added that was all he had to snv. The short announcement brought a gasp from reporters who had rushed to the While Homo In a stream of lexicons and an exclamation of "My God from some. A number of naval aides and state department attache were present when the announcement was made. The president's usual smile was absent as he made the irnve disclosure. Whether the arrangement for Russian entry Into the war on Japan were fashioned at Potsdam was not disclosed. The chief executive may throw Unlit on that tomorrow In a report to be broadcast to the nation at 10 p. m. Eastern Stand ard time. ' A communique, signed by him- . wit, ucnrniimiimo builin ana Prime Minister Attlee, released ' when the ralsdum meeting end ed, made no specific mention of Japan, But it carried the slg nlflcnnt statement that chiefs of staff had studied military mat ters ' ot mutual Interest, -Many Hints There hod been multiple hint that the Soviets would align themselves with the western, at lies In crushing the Nipponese. Perhaps the most pointed was Kussia a denunciation montns ago of Its non-aggression pact with Japan. Even while Russia and 49 other nations were striving to perfect a plan for ultimate, last ing peace at ban Francisco, there were signs that Russia might strike In the Pacific. Ciuardcd Indications pointed to tno fact that the soviet dele gallon would not return to Mos cow by way of Siberia, as they came. Members of the Russian party with families within bombing rffligo of Japan showed evidence ol worry. Russia's entry into the Pacific war is generally expected to turn loose a new wave or psyclv ologlcal and propagandist activ Ity directed at persuading the enemy that resistance now is completely futile. Already tho allies have been capitalizing to the fullest on the threat of tho new atomic bomb In Washington and London within tho last few hours there have been expectations of a new ultimatum to tho enemy to quit now or face national, annlhila- , tlon. A What factors finally tlDDed the balance and persuaded the Soviets to go to war again so I soon alter helping to crush Oer many wcro not entirely clear here.. These, too, may figure In President Truman' .address to morrow night. If It's a "frozen" article you need, advortlso for a used one In the classified. . cm QUE TONITE Cfll'ORi l3 TAVCRn E3 NIOHWAV IOUTM Atom Smasher mm Jim. Prof. Ernest Orlando Lawrence at the panel of 225-ton cyclo tron at the University of California at Berkeley. Dr. Lawrence's work is credited with contributing heavily to development of the atomic bomb. (AP wlrephoto). Japs Reveal Bomb Damage To Hiroshima (Continued From Page One) N. J an Industrial seaport with a population of but 70,108 In 1040. The high degree of cencentra tlon undoubtedly added to the extent of Hiroshima's destruc tion. In the heart of the clly, a few concrete structures remoln standing, - liko bleak sentinels over a scene of ruin. Tlicy arc believed to be air raid shelters. Although they were not de stroyed, photographs Indicate they were burned out. No Comparison An expert at U. S. army strategic air force headquarters sold there was no comparison between the fire caused by the atomic bomb and normal con flagrations. When Yokohama was burned by Incendiaries, he said, It looked as if smoke pots were bunting throughout the city. At Hiroshima, a white plume of smoke rose thousands of feet Into tho air. Crewmen of the B-20 which dropped the bomb said it rose 40,000 feet. At the base of this high-necked mushroom was a cloud-like accumulation which was be lieved to be dust blown Into the air by the tremendous concus sion. Similar dust clouds were created In Europe by British four-ton bombs. The high plume of smoke which rose Immediately ' after the bombing was likened to the smoke from explosion of an am munition snip. In that one swift, devastating strike, a B-20 piloted by Col. Paul W. Tibbcls Jr.. wrought us great damage as normally is In flicted by a large force of the sky. giants. Tibbcls' Superfort, 10 miles from tho scene and several miles high, itself was HAlrVfFORD Accident and ladtHlt? Conpuf INSURANCE T.B. MATTERS General Insurance Agency - FIRE . . . AUTOMOBILE SIS Main St. Phone 4193 You and your own neighborhood" atort areo't the only ones hit by the Coca-Cola shortage. From coast to coast It's the tarn The world-wide disorder and confusion caused by war have made the sugar short. ' age. Coke Is short because sugar is shorfj But there's one thing you can always be sure "of the Coke you get Is the real thing. The same quality you have always known; .. So the oext time you find yourself missing your Coca-Cola, don't blame your dealer. He Is doing his best In a mighty tough situation. If he can't let you have Coke today, will you remember to. try again . tomorrow? ' "Coke"-Coca-Cola You naturally hair Cooa-Col calltd by its friendly abbreviation "Cola". Both mean the quality ere . uct of The Coca-Cola Company. With Cyclotron Had V is ! vrs- rocked as If an anti-aircraft sholl had burst close by. Although all crew members were wearing dark glasses, the "visual Impact" of the explo sive's great flash was so tre mendous that some cried "My God" In sheer amazement. Only three men on tho bomber had known of their secret mission. Spnutz, although disclosing results of the world's greatest weapon, made hli Initial an nouncement nimply in these words: . "Reconnaissance photographs moBo over Hiroshima on the morning of August 6 show that 4.1 square miles, or 00 ocr cent. of the city's built-up area of 6.0 miles wcro completely destroyed by the atomic bombing mission. F I v o major Industrial targets within this area were destroyed Additional damage was shown outside the completely destroyed area. . Spaatz, obviously highly elat ed, termed the new weapon "the FAMILY Chuck rfcafo't muu-Uni ; tins tod It eh of minor FAVORITE d with Mmuu, umkwui F0R40 YEARS in modlcated powder. Deluxe Fishing and Hunting 'Licenses Issued at SEARS. "Satisfaction Guaranteed Or Your Money Back" rfVVW "Sorry, but we're, lOtTUO COCA-COLA ' eBS SprlnoSt. most revolutionary development n tne nisiory ot me woria, and said "It -would have shortened tho war (in Europe) six to eight months.".- There would have been "no need To have had D-Day In Eu rope" if the bomb had beon de veloped earlier, asserted MaJ. Con. Curtis Lemay, his chief of itaff. But hero on Guam, where the war Is very close' and tho amaz ing atom is in the I still can l believe It" roalm, some military flersonncl adamantly maintained I would bo the Infantry who would win , eventual victory, and on tho ground. - . The navy department, In an official statement In Washing ton, said "it is too early yet to tell what effect the atomic bomb will have on Japanese morale. We may have to destroy four or five cities before they actually believe we have such a bomb." -All Tokyo morning newspa pers admitted grave concern over the Hiroshima bombing. The-London Daily Mail said Its listening post heard a broadcast order for Japanese to evacuate big cities. Radio Tokyo finally referred YOU DONT NEED CASH AT Seort-USE PURCHASE COUPONS Yrw to to the CrM Wilt Jut once to get ft book full of co upon i . . . thta tou spend the coupons like cash ell throuib the store. There's no ftiis or formate -Ity, bo it role K eelee sllpe. flmen down payment eod noethlr rftpsrraeate. 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