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Gaby Bomb Used At Bikini
Seen As Weapon Of Future
By Var Department Heads
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9l, HOWARD W. BLAKESI.EE
Ansociatrd Press Science fcdUOT
NBW YORK, June 30 ) The
first Bikini bomb, exploded year
80 today (It was July 1 at Bikini)
may be the sin that will be used
mostly to fight atomic wars of the
future. Instead of the greater bombs
which scientist have been predlct-
"thIs forecast Is made for the war
department general staff by Dr. R.
K Lapp of the research and develop
ment division. The Bikini bomb was
average for all five used to date. The
prediction Is based on the fact that
most military target will not need
bigger atom bombs, coupled with the
probability that greater bombs would
be wasting money.
Along parallel lines today is a
navy viewpoint, written by Rear
Adm. W. S. Parsons, director of
Fire Danger
Held Grave
BAN FRANCISCO. June 30 Be
cause of the particularly dry winter
and spring season and the great'
amount of natural resources in for
est and woodland in California,
Oregon. Washington, Arizona, Ne
vada, Montana and Utah, a gran
fire hazard faces the Pacific coast
region, the national board of Fire
Underwriters' Pacific coast office
aid here today.
Each year more than 175,000 for
est fires throughout the United
States consume 2S.000.000 acres of
valuable timber and watersnea an
area which Is as large as the state
of Virginia. This direct loss to nat
ural resources amounts 10 over jo.
000.000. ,
The hazard Is greatest on the Pa
eiflc coast and western states be.
miisa of the lonff summer dry sea-
son, and the dependence of the
entire region on forest and brush
areas for water supply and flood
and erosion control.
"Most forest and brush fires are
preventable." said R. C. Stanee. as
sistant general manager of the
board In San Francisco. "A survey
made for President Truman s con
ference on fire prevention held In
Washington last May showed that
almost all fires In forests start be
cause of careless smokers and lm
properly handled campflres."
SIMPLIFICATION
SEATTLE. June SO iPt Edward
B. Wilcox, Chicago, president of the
American Institute oi Accountants,
urged simplification of the federal
tax laws in a speech before the 24th
annual conference of certified ac
countants of the Pacific Northwest
atomic defense, USN. telling the dlf
Acuities In producing weapons more
deadly than present bombs, whether
these weapons are atomic powered
or not
Dr. Lapp gives two military rea
sons why present-site atom bombs
are likely to be used. One is the
fact that two small bombs can do
more damage than one bomb twice
the slee. This fact also has been
pointed out in congressional testi
mony by scientists. Present bombs
are the very smallest It Is possible
to make, but nevertheless are In a
class completely different from any
thing previous.
The other reason for using these
baby-atom-bombs Is that one is
enough for many of the sort of
military targets now conceived. In
fact, at present bombs may be too
large for military targets, such as
a small-area strong point.
The baby bombs are big enough
to envision a new development In
war, namely killing a lot of people'
In a city Instead of directly attacking
the war factories In or around the
city.
Dr. Lapp estimates that an aver
age of 60.000 deaths can be expected
from one bomb dropped on a city,
pius anotner oo.uuo serious injuries.
Tins mignt be tried, he says, where
the killing and maiming of civilians,
with the great disruption of normal
living to be expected, would reduce
the number of workers enough to
paralyse production.
Blow Development
Adm. Parsons says atomic weapons
are works of evolution, rather than
revolution, and that prospects are
for slow development He concludes
that at least for the coming genera
tion, control of the sea will continue
to be decisive.
Adm. Parsons says It would be the
neignt or tony to rusn ahead now
with Instruments that might burn
up an appreciable fraction of the
world's known supply of Irreplace
able uranium, when a few more
years of research may multiply the
stores of usable atomic fuel a gen
eration hence.
Bandits Get
$150,000 Loot
ALLENTOWN, Pa., June SO
In a daring holdup In a home In the
fashionable west end of Allentown,
four men two armed held up five
couples and fled with (118,000 In
loot
Louis Wiener, a manufacturer.
told police he was sitting on the
front porch of his home chatting
with his wife and two other couples,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Neff and Mr.
and Mrs, Bernard Sulitsky when the
men mounted the porch and ordered
the couples Into the house.
1 Mrs. Neff told police the gunmen
IWllk(ltl)r lit InlU ItahI m.umI-
ing assurances that no one would
bo hurt It everyone did as ordered.
"We've heard you have a safe,"
she quoted one of the gunmen as
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a u wmi n no vuiiWHiru ill hip
bedroom. Wiener pointed it out and
was oroprro to open it. He Old.
Then all but Wiener were bound
aim HaKKra.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the
undcnlsned has been aDDOtnted Ad
mtntetrator of the Estate of JAMES
WALLACE BAILEY, deceased, by the
Circuit Court or th state of orevon
for Klamath County, and has Qualified,
AH persons having: claims aiainst said
ita te are hereby requested to present
them, duly verified, as reouired oy law.
to the undersigned Administrator at hi
office. 307 Willi ts BuUdin. Klamath
Falls, Ores on. on or before six months
from the data of tne first publication
baraof, which data la June 15. 1M7.
A, W. SCHAUPP,
Administrator of the Estate of
James Wallace Bailey, deceased.
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NOTICE OP FINAL ACCOUNT
NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN thai
have tiled my final account as executor
of tM estate of james e. muslek, aiso
known as JAMES HOSIER, deceased, and
th Judsw of the Circuit Court of the
Slate of Oregon, for Klamath County, has
fixed 10:00 o'clock In the forenoon of
July 19th, 1M7, and the courtroom of
saia vourt in tne ounnouse ai lutnuui
Palis, Oregon, as the time and place
wnea ana wnere any person may present
any objections or exceptions to any
thing: therein contained, and at said time
and place the. Court will finally settle
saia account.
WALTER ZIMMERMAN,
Executor of the Estate of
JAMES E. HOSIER, deceased.
J SO JI 7-14-21 HO 7S9
NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the
undersigned has been appointed executor
f the estate of salvatore hqhhune,
deceased, and has qualified, and all
persona having a claim against said estate
are hereby required to present the same
with the proper vouchers to me at 213
Stewart-Drew Building, Klamath Falls,
uregon, wiuun six w monuu xrom we
date nereof.
DATED this 16 th day of June. 1947.
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BACK HIM UP Yes, give the
man up front a shot In the arm.
A large percentage of our American
people are not at church of a Sun
day morning. Is it that we no
longer honor God? "Them that
honor me, I will honor and them
that despise me shall be lightly
esteemed." BIBLE.
CHEER HIM Yes, give the man
In the pulpit a shot In the arm. It
will cheer his heart when he sees
you bring your friend. The new
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new heart, courage and cheer. It's
uks a snot in tne arm, only it lasts
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YOUR AIM? What Is your aim?
The first century Christians went
everywhere to tell the resurrection
of Christ. Are you related to them?
Then God sent Apostle Paul to
tell men the world over, to lean
all their weight on Christ. Do you
aim for your neighbors to see Him
as crucified for their sins and
raised up from the dead to be the
Friend that stays closer than a
brother? Yes, Christ Is Saviour
and Deliverer to all who rest their
whole weight on Him.
"One fellow on the campus who
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each of whom felt that he stood
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