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A-BOMB TO GIVE 78 Dagiaai, but Haldiagh i dos ARMY DELAYING Nightly Services Planned for - SHIPS STERN TES

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NEW UNIFORMS Carmelite's Outdoor Novena | |

¥ a 3 The eighth annual outdoor novena | church, tomorrow; the Rev. Burch- || will open at 8p, m. tonight at the|ard Conrad, O. PF. M. pastor of I Clothing Shortage Slows Carmelite - Monastery on Cold|Sacred . Heart Catholic church, | |

ap { © Output of Goods Spring road. Wednesday: the Rev, Louis Gootee, . | A nightly service will be held| Thursday; the Rev. John Riedinger, fl | Hulls Will Be Subjected to Gigantic Pressure From. Water| untdl July 17. “I pastor of Little Flower Catholic

IY POUGLAS SITY | At the inittal session, the Rev.

WASHINGTON, July 8. — Those | Edward Bockhold, pastor of Holy new ‘army uniforms, which will pe | Trinity Catholic church, will give the same for officers and enlisted | the benediction, The church choir

men, won't be ready for quite a | Will sing. while yet. Speaker at each night's services| pov Ra » Raymond Gates, July 15 and The reason 1s the clothing short- | Will be the Rev. Thomas G. McMa- | tng Ry, Rev. Raymond R. Noll, viRe, Ad the army WOU Gave uit hon, C. 8. Py Taster province of car-general of the archdiocese and

church, Friday; the Rev, James P, Barton, of 8t. Philip Neri Catholic church, Saturday; the .Very Rev. Bernard Sheridan, vice-chancellor of the archdiocese and pastor of St, John Catholic church, Sunday; the |

‘ Displaced by Explosion of Missile.

| setnn 8 12" ain dary » By 8. BURTON HEATH *emate nt or ie NEA Stat Writer Aso yr «| BIKINI July 8.—What the second A-bomb is supposed to do Is § tion ? substantially what a depth charge does to a submarine when it is excom ploded close by the underwater craft but not in direct contact with it. | The hull of the U-boat is crushed like an egg-shell in a blacksmith's

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mn, new-style uniforms made at a time | ‘he Paulist fathers. rector of 8S Peter d the | She Bit bom yest 3 Bilan, by buring i the a, dissipated much when there is not nearly enough | Other pastors who will give the|edral, July 16. 4 Fan) val Jo Rts enormous Gree Die om Tr Fr i cloth for civilian needs. benediction on successive nights : ; 0 I ARION ling in contact with the iarget ves-|fleet by thre first Bikini atom bomb | ghts are:| Traditional candigiight service

The date when thé uniform will the Very Rev. Clement Bosler, pas-|and the feast of Our lady of “Mt, pecome official has been set for | tor of Bt. Joan of Are Catholic Carmel will conclude the novena. June 30, 1948. Thé army believes |— ep—————

the Slothing iiiutaen will bel EYE EXPERT TELL or a better clotn- OF INVISIBLE 18 [0 ENROLLED HERE

ing even now, However. Every man . {inducted gets a brand-new uniform | PITTSBURGH, July 8 (U. Pd IN LEGION ‘COLLEGE’

|talored to fit. During the war A newly-perfected invisible lens | {much of the clothing was class B, which may enable 30,000,000 Ameri-| Seventy-five legionnaires from {which had been worn Previously | cam to throw away their spectacles Over she Se ese a Indes and TA Sivas Dus | was described today by a New York | American Legion “College,” . wb | |eye specialist. cial school on legion affairs and hisi Ey OL? Dr." William Peinbloom; “who- dé- [WIV oo REET \ ’

. sels. alf of the force went upward makes the second test even more Service to the and was lost important than it originally ap-

: completely. red. J Hard of Hearing A little of the Thé next test bomb, originally |

gy was di heduled to be d d just und 511 CHAMBER OF Sure on se ed to ropped just under |

the surface of the water, now may | COMMERCE BLDG. downward ‘with

be exploded at a greater depth: | the rest, carrying

‘ . The exact depth has not been! Free Hearing Test the maximum de- announced and may be kept secret. strucive potential, spread down-

However, it will necessarily be a ward ‘at varying

relatively shallow explosion because Shoe Repair Special | «usicx ionine

Bikini lagoon won't permit any HEELS ATTACHED IN H-vigor “as it trave

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During---the - first test. shot the battleship Nevada was anchored |

w extreme depth. eled before hit- Mr Heath

d The college, under the direction QUALITY iting targets. But he second bomb in 174 feet of water. am 1 be “faethe ot, Ee indie ia heii of V. M: Armstrong, former nation §= Ramen aL i Rips CT ots pa Set ag Sn ! Hse’ a a Ibeforg the 40th annual, gongrase of a a . r on a 5 ps - €! y i Water More Ampere TE SA less ihan-thiat figure: me pe th Ra oto] the Ameriean Optometric” aisori- [Will Fin until July 20. Classes wil FINISHED than a steel rod and when it is hit Aside from the radiation of P. RR Fireman G. B. Doreff . . . “sweats out” the 175 degrees | . : be held. 85 ‘ational Lagion' Tieads

tion which opened here tod radioactive particles, the first test| of a locomotive boiler. [the tight-at-the-waist garment pop-| pe e ogay. arters.

: | p o somewhere. There- x wr . : For All ba has to § th 4 test |100ked like a violent exaggeration . a ularized by the general in the Euro-| The lenses, Which are: totally In-}" among speakers for the opening’ il fore, much of e secon A Ne x 'm =» pean theater and often ‘seen now visible When inserted in the eyes, the Family |bomb's energy will inevitably be of a conventional bomb going off” ; ade of breaknble Sigets (today will be Donald G. Glascoff, . Rg ep |accompanied, of course, with the T . Fi . N . } d m the U. 5 “ {use made o how renkale plastic. national adiutont. who will co qn w Pf worn wi rousers o J “ Join the | The relatively small structural | Intense heat characteristic of the rain ireman S omina e p / better than with his regular spec- orentation talk, 50d. Richard § heifty atom bomb. the present type, with both. the a BUIAT SPEC- | jones of Washington, the organizaTmity damage done to ships of the target The next test will introduce novel 1 : f jacket and trousers of olive-drab tacles or the contact lenses of ain official biogiapher ° - - ————— 8 { g : { : . FASTEST SHOE REPAIR {and potentially devastating features For | lottest Job of Sur NMer color Wana decade ago, Dr. Peinbloom sald. | ‘pr M. ©. Ross, president of ButBs SALES and SERVICE and the application of a sudden 3 Offiicers’ “pinks” will go out; all {tler university, will speak at a dinEo ON anion spasm of tremendous pressure to By ART WRIGHT personnel will wear the new uni- different color before giving them ner for the “students” at 7 p. m { MAYTAGS & EASY Washers hulls of the ships in the target! Sag - form, and the only differences in|to civilians, but apparently dyes| Lee R. Pennington, FBI agent, ’ « { get, When vou have 175 degrees smacking you in the face, it's hot. A McC R 0 R Y S Parts snd Wringer Kells | area. : : ranks will be that of insignia. The seldom weré available. | will be among the speakers at an- : For All Makes Must Go Somewhere That's why the. failroad SoeOmOtiY® fireman comes up for ROMINA- | gymmer: khaki, or “sun-tan” uni-| It was first suggested U. §. sol-|other dinner tomorrow. National 1? E WASHINGTON ST. EDEN WASHER SHOP | In the forthcoming under- sur-, tion today as the man with a test” job of he Sane { form, is already the same for offi- diers in Europe be issued uniforms | Legiori Commander John Stelle will : ~ -Downstairs 1911 W. "Wash. St. MA-4stS fire test. the water direst) Shove] But, G. B. Devel 3003 1 ols yi says e “likes” his work a 3 cers and men. [of a new color, since this would be |play host to those attending the . —— — 1 Ave bomb- will be i the doing on § Yara Oeomoive Nar nnsylvania railroad. He's I There have been numerous com- simpler than collecting all the uni-|school at a special party the eve- : air in ‘the. form of a highly spec-| ong M or NS : Epp | ee ~ % _|plaints from “Europe where the forms from civilians and dyeing {ning of July 13. CANVAS. Sacukr oltre Sars Spec4 Jing Ins SEEiNE PAROS. a) | wholesale distribution of used U. 8.|them, However, the clothing short- | ee —-— By will be. Dre po nt ot o gineer E. O. Hammer, id 8. Lyon| a sweltering day today, did you? army uniforms to needy civilians age in this country made this im- | EAT APPLE, CHERRY LE AV ES » Hl wave en ir a Relght Ve OE of te If your job is hotter than this|has led to difficulties in identifica- | possible. Also, the army had so! WASHINGTON.—Apple and wild | the of as much as 100 feet as it forms Jon is a healthful job 175-degree livelihood, why not write [tion and discipline. The original much OD cloth on hand that some | cherry tree leaves are the favorite = ; . as t y ; $ Ss. [ WEBBING BOLT The rest of the water, having| Mr. Doreff applauded his fireman The Times a letter. : [plan wis to dye the uniforms a already has been sold as surplus.|food of tent caterpillars. ’ been hit with the force of a super-|role while perspiration rolled off

pile driver, must go somewhere | his forehead. He had just opened | Canvas and Webbing Products and if ship's hulls are mm the way |the door of the boiler, felt the sf

. ; something must give, and it un- | degrees against his face, and threw Made to Order doubtedly will be those hulls. in a heaping shovelful of coal. 3 That, at least, is what most com-| Even after the fire door was, BECK CANVAS PRODUCTS petent experts available out here Closed, the cab: temperature was 3234 W. Wash. St. BE Imont 2400 |]|foresee, and base their conclusions | still some 110 degrees . . . while the

on well-established laws of phys- thermometer outside read 89 deics, their long experience with Brees.

— explosives and the application of | A Constant ‘Sweat’ | what they have learned about atom | A fireman works up a constant Now IN PROGRESS ! bombs from the four that have | “sweat,” for look what Mr. Doreff :. been detonated. : {says he does in eight hours: He ANNUAL ; 80 the next test will subject the shovels five or six tons of coal,

hulls of capital ships, weighing | lubricates the engine, checks the

- \ : thousands ‘of tons, to punishment | many instruments, watches out the | » a or hitherto reserved for submarines. | window of track signals and other- . , The second test should not be| wise works as handyman for the i

confused with the real deep-water | engineer. wa experiment planned for next year. “An engineer depends a lot on his | The plans for that test call for an | fireman” was the tribute of En-| atom bomb to be exploded several |gineer Hammer, who's been running| thousand feet beneath the surface, | locomotives for 33 years and has | somewhere in the open ocean. been in the service 36 years. ‘ With the added depth, the con-| Between the fireman and engineer siderations previously discussed in|they drink two gallons of water .a {this article will® be both modified day. Fireman Doreff says he “cools (and exaggerated. A more intelli- off” with a warm and cold shower | gent discussion of what may tran- | and a couple of glasses of iced tea {spire in this deep-water test will when. he gets home. |be possible after the second test| After looking at the railroadman’s

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