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31 ATOM DEBATE Battlewagon New York Still Proudly Rides the Waves I$ Is ‘Business as" Usual! Yor | hec ; - NOT STILLED' Patrons at Sally Rand' sAgain

SAN FRANCISCO, July 2 (U.P).|slap at the police department’ Sub. Is $orad by al Al Happy ovr Tost That y2( lap at the police department's

—The drinks were on the house at|moral values when he declared Sally Sally Rand's scotch-and-strip em-| Dob guilty.”

i ry 2 BY JOSEPH L. MYLER __ i May Settle Nothing. porium today. : “Anyone who saw anything lewd ©. United Press Staff Correspondent "The blond: exponent. of ‘the { or base in her act had to have a Orr BIKINI ATOLL, Ju ‘9. ~Operations. Crossroads scientists have By JIM G. LUCAS of ‘the fan perverted mind,” said the judge. - OF ly pe: ae and bubble resumed “business- as|' His remark caused no end of

tomic bomb exploded in Bikini lagoon’ was “some-| —. Seripps-Howard Stam Writer that the a b expl 5 | BIKINI, July 2.—The atom bomb

powerful” than the bomb loded over Nagasaki last year,’ ls Ww. HP. I Th. : y test apparently satisfied everyone| ‘ involved in it, but paradoxically it|

bbath used at Bikini to determine its effect against navy ships—

terms of five ships sunk, six wrecked and may settle nothing. 4 i — +. Vice Adm. 'W. H. P. Blandy, com-

mander of Joint Task Force One, was pleased because operations pro- | ? | ceeded according to plan, The 27. The Skale was Hpped open, the | 000-foot lethal cloud behaved just light : carrier. Independence was as the admiral said it would, and no| gutted, twisted and blackened, and one of the 42,000 men in the test! the Jap battleship Nagato, heavy | oo purt, cruiser Pensacola and one landing Maj. Gen. A. E. Kepner, Adm.| ship were twisted and torn, | Blandy's deputy for air, was happy | In addition, much more damage pe.quse his airmen pulled it on! a b Ye nuked) without a hitch. of the army medical center at Wal ima—————_——— ¥ ocked in sturdy! gejentists aboard the U. S. s|. ter’ Reed. General: hosotcs , hog Sie big ships Dy the tre- | panamint said the test was a suc-| oo Percival served two or o Sek INDIANAPOLIS GIRL Besides jis and ina] Solace for Opponents : a y ? {Surgeon at camp Breckenridge, Ky. WINS FELLOWSHIP superstructures, “fires weve .started | or Opp As predictéd in words “Old Sailors Never Dje,” painted on the bulkhead of the battlewagon New | -» ‘Miss R ion many of the ships more distant Even the Federation of -Amprigan| York the day before the blast, the old ship rides the, waters of Bikini lagoon as proudly as ever 24 hours { Dr. and Mrs. Sumner L. Martin iss Ruth Ann Hamilton, daugh Scientists, whieh elamored against) alter the atomic explosion. Left to right, Secretary of Navy James Forrestal and Vice Adm. W. H. p, [Will be honored at a reception to-|'¢f ©°f Mr. and Mts. “Robett ©,

usual” with a clean slate from Mu-/|red faces nicipal Judge Daniel Shoemaker. where re hana ii The judge, who enjoyed a pri-|week for putting on a “lewd and vate showing of Miss Rand's art|indecent” performance. last Saturday, took a left-handed| Sally was jubilant as she stepped : from the courtroom a free woman. .

LOC re) “Fun is fun,” she said, “and this / AL is enough.” | She said there would be trea BRI EF {wine for ‘the patrons last night, but indicated ‘the police departe : : ment would not be included in the invitation, Col. Harold C. Percival, 1451] The next time the boys in blue Drexel ave, has entered a 12-week|Visit the club, she said, they will refresher course at the dental clinic| have to pay the cover charge.

at least 24 other ships, many of | which were damaged by fires,

from the center of " center of the concussion, {the experiment, can find some, Blandr J2okat the sigx’ (Joint army navy task force 3 radio- telephoto from still pigture pool” from. (night at 8:15 p. m. by the members| Hamilton, 201 E. 33d st. has been Nevada Damaged | 2oluce in what, Ra As early Acme Telephoto.) Nod, EAD : tof the Roberts Park church and ‘the! awiiaBd the Kappa Alpha Th s May 26 the scientists predicted : Women's Botiety of Christian sexy | sorority $500 fellowship Do The

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become effective as it spreads away (U, P.).— conclusions,” but that he hi on the basis of what Fa - HONOLULU, July 2 (U. P.)—The! | . : ; apecitle ) and general opinion | {TOM the center. ned: P | War TRIAL OF JAPS superfortress “Enola Gay” was to GLOBAL PLANE: TOUR when mss. Amy Reynolds, 333 S. Wii High Ronors from Indiana unis 4 that there will still be navies in the| | The Nevada, pullaeye for the mis- |" The navy can claim it Jost only| O. July 2 (U.'P.).—The leave today for .the United States TOKYO, July 2 (U.P). = Navy Warman ave, a clerk in White's| yas ditor Hot She formerly Eworld.” ; sion, suffered less damage than three ships out of 73: | war crimes trial of leading Jap-|with a cargo of heavily guarded gecretary James V. Forrestal will ETOCery, 401 8. Warman ave, re-| gi dent, ¥ he Indiana Daily 4 The guinea pig fleet appeared In others farther away. But first re-| The air force can claim it is able Anese suspects was adjourned Motion picture film and still pic- { arive in “Tokyo Priday from Bikind, fused to open the cash drawer, three| 4 much better shape from a distance | Ports that she was virtually un- to drop an atom bomb accurately, |abruptly today when an American | tures of the atomic’ bomb test. | Gen Douglas an head bandits who came in to stage a PROBE N than from close up. Every passing | harmed are now shown to be opti- Scientists can’ claim the’ tests soldier electrocuted himself by fall- | — TT TTT, | quarters announced today. "holdup late yesterday, fled without] E NAZI BRIBES 7 hour brought new new evidence of the Misti. were unnecessary—they practically ihg on a power line and causing | FBI DIVISION IS BUSY , | He will depart Avni on a Sakung aly money, A RLING: Shika, S08 3 AU. P), . magnitude of the destruction. A great slash marred her stern predicted the outcome. the courtroom lights to go out. | WASHINGTON, July 2'(U. P.).— global flight nd wil oh Bagn minster spokesmen he {| Her bridge was battered and twist- | "This Teporter can elaim—and does| The soldier wes Joseph D. Moore, T y global flight and will stop in Man-| Alonzo Beasley, 31, 3, of 1708 Martin-| nounced. .today that the ministry Cruiser Goes Down ed, and nearly everything: above! | that the test was a nuclear|Centersville, Tex. He was erecting Te federal - bureau o Iavestige- ila, Bangkok, . Calcutta, Karachi, dale ave. reported two men held| had ordered local authorities to ine ] Shortly before noon today, the decks toward the stern was Jammed| version of the Conn- Louis fight. |aving antenna on the war ministry Jon's i5en eation Ivison as Saito a Some He will proceed him up at Maryland and West sts, | vestigate reports of German Nazig : Japanese cruiser Sakawa, shredded out of sage, Raiast RO buflding grounds, 101 5m, ow Angerprints on fle. wi 10] 0D = via Berlin, Stockholm i and took $6 from fd Li bribes to escape deportation 3 until it looked like a floating | adioactive — . res A a Bn nt Sr {pockets Shen and repatriation to Germany, 3 pagoda, upended and sank. | Radioactivity aboard nearly all) FLIER IS ACCUSED AA - —— “« 3 A few hours earlier Adm. Blandy ships in the heart of the target area | OF ‘BUZZING’ CROWD announced the destroyer Anderson | was still too high for humans to Xt : . ‘ had joined the transports Gilliam approach. Geiger counters, which NOBLESVILLE, Ind, July, 2 (U. ; : : a ; g and Ourlisle and the destroyer Lam- record. the output of the deadly | P.).—Robert Wise, manager of the ‘ ; | a o ; Be sure to-attend Sahara Grotto's 11th Annual Fireworks

: : salvage tugs stood helplessly by. Be-| An affidavit filed by Prosecutor SUNK: The cruiser Sakawa, de- t|LJoyd Garrison cited Mr, Wise for

cause of the steady bombardmen - stroyers Lamson emi from the deadly: radioactivits. allegedly dipping his plane too low | Gilliam lover an open air meeting ne VILY DAMAGED: Submarine| NAVY men said the radioactivity | J ie 8 hear

battleshi to, similarly would: prevent salvage of Noa Nagwa, Dany vessels in actual combat, and many

ships not irreparably damaged HOSPITAL HEAD DIES EE Sriiger Pensacola, and| =) + be lost because no one dared| COOK, Ind. July 3 (U.P. —Rités touch them. . were planned for Mrs. Golda Smith, 4 ‘Sub Is Ripped Open The Skate had been in imminent |59, Gary, who died Sunday follow- | " LIGHTLY DAMAGED: Battle- danger of sinking, but salvage crews ing an automobile accident in | ships Pennsylvania, New York and beached her. | whieh her husband and three others | “Nevada; carrier Saratoga, cruiser| All fires in craft moored here) received injuries. Mrs. Smith was ‘Balt Lake City, landing oraft Me- | were out, except for a minor blaze general supervisor of Elkhart Gen‘dium No, 1, yard oiler No. 180, and |ori the Independence. {eral hospital at Elkhart,

the bottom. rays, buzzed like hornets as observ- Nomesville RiFpost, Yoda, faced ; - Tabulated on the basis of latest ers approached the ships. charges of operating an airplane in Show, Thursday Evening, July 4, Butler Bowl. < checks, here ds the box score: | The 6000- ton’ Sakawa sank as|an unlawful manner. o ’ greed ’ y Tg

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