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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 24, 1952)
PACK SIXTEEN HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OUEGON THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 1052 ; 4b : i i Troops Prove Man Can Live Under Atom Cloud By HOWARD W. BI.AKESI.KK Associated htn Science Kdlior ATOM BOMB SITE. Nev.. Wt For ue rirai tun men nave lived. unhurt, who stood under and looked ud Into the flaming, hollow heart of the cloud that rushes up ward from an A-bomb. Little Action On Varfront SEOUL. Korea ( Nine Reds were killed in the blRnest llolu re ported Thursday on the Koreun batUefronts. Warm sunny weather brousht a burst of blossoms along the quiet rront. Korea s purple friendship flower the Chingdallay, vied with the yellow Forsythla. . Most troops took it easy. But some had to battle occasional light communist patrols 01 prooing attacks. Air . Force, Navy and Marine planes ganged up on Communist rail lines Wednesday. They re ported cutting tracks at 399 places. P-6 Sabre Jets "dropped down irom weir lolly sentinel positlou guarding fighter-bombers to .loin in the attack on ground targets the Air Force said. Although the ground front was quiet U.S. warships continued their bombardment of Red coastal posi tions In Eastern Korea. Adm. Arthur W. Radford, Pacific Fleet Commander. Inspected front line Marine positions, then watched planes take off from the Carriers Valley Forge and Boxer on strikes against Red supply lines. Tills happened to soldiers and officers close to the Rlnnt explos ion Tuesday t Yucca Flat. It also happened to five congress men who went Into trenches with the troops. They are W. 8. Cole R-NY, Olen Teiigue (D-Trx, Melvln Price (D-llll. diet Holl field (D-Calif) and Carl Illnshaw (R-Cnlif.) FIRST CHAPTER What they saw end learned Is the first chapter In a new atomic chart for survival: Tills bomb was greater than any thing in Japan or Bikini, and Just over or under (he most powerful we have fired In the United 8tntes. That particular bomb's identity Is secret. The fire-cloud followed the fire ball, and swelled to miles In diam eter, with red flames and yellow gases swirling in whirls bigger than Niagara Falls. Cupid Riding With Royalty? LONDON, (tfl The freckle faced Earl of Dalkeith squired devil - eyed Princess Margaret on Wednesday night. The ride revived the earl's lag ging courtship, at least a.s tar as Uie gossips were concerned, and before the motor cooled the buys buss had another royal wedding in the offing. Sister Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh were along for the gay drive over the hills of West England. The cloud drifted over the heads of some officers. "We looked right up Inside," said one. "It was hollow, but you could not see davlluht through the hole. It was like an umbrella and whirling crosswise like a smoke ring. The Inner dome was ribbed with dark and light colors, the dark ones probably nitrogen dioxide." The desert under the bomb was moist from rains Saturday and Sunday. The flash of lion I lasting three seconds baked this area white, with alkali giving the color. For more than two miles In all directions the bomb started fires In Joshua trees a cactus about 10 feet high. There was the smell of scorched brush all around. One temporary first aid shack burned to the ground. The blast Urn I fol lowed the heat flash blew out most of the fires. Tlie troops cloaur than anyone has uiniroai'lied except lit Japan knelt In trenches, two to several In each. They faced the bomb, Willi hrnds bowed Just below the top of the dirt. LAl'UHTKR Tliev Joked, and they Jumped up and laughed after the terrlfio flash of light and heat had passed. But their trenches felt hot for those llirce seconds. Then they learned Uie first les son keep your mouth shut. Near- I ly all were itnmtlnu still In trench es, mouths open, when the blast drove a wave of duat Into their dices. Every man would have been a burn casually except for the shad ow of the trenches A lank was placed almost at the 5iS 'TALENT Linda Williams, 14, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 'Fred H. Williams, does a hula in rehearsal for tonight's Marine Corps League-sponsored talent show. Some 35 lacts have been .scheduled. Top showmen tonight will rep resent Klamath Falls at state tryouts in Portland later. lax Refunds Far Behind I. WASHINGTON W) If , you (aven't received your Income tax refund this year, you have plenty f company. , I The government is running about three million checks - behind last year in disgorging its annual gold en flood of taxes In reverse. Treasury officials told a report Mr Thursday the Revenue Bureau is- giving refund requests a closer Scrutiny than usual this year, thus pausing a lag. ' But don't worry too much the rate of output is stepping up rapid ly- Paul Banning, chief disbursing officers for the Treasury, estimat ed about eight million checks will he mailed In April and nine mil lion in May. ' From the start of the fiscal year Inst July through April 7, Uie Treasury dropped 6.200,000 refund t checks into the mail. During the same period last year, it sent out 8.900,000 individual income tax refunds. ' The average refund is bigger this year $60.72 compared with $50.58 last year. Bags! MORE ACCIDENTS NEW YORK (fl The accident rate for vehicles operated by 347 American and Canadian newspap ers rose slightly last year, the American Newspaper Publishers Association reported Wednesday. ROLLED OATS A blessed event a new J-Ib. "baby" joini the family of Trian gle Rolled Oats. The same fine quality rolled oats, quick or regu larin the most economical 2-lb. package on the market. Order this convenient package today) AT YOUR LOCAL GROCER'S pry' . . 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