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sar for Out-of-Stat For Lt. Rider Jr. . f° Easier for Out-of-Staters x TA In First H-Blast |zu somee fon se enn Appr Z rmerly of Indiane LINCOLN, Neb. (UP) — It's and Alabama's form is retoatzen) 0S overs 4 : V v La Pier In om held renow easier for out-of-state cou- if the applicant address is certi- A7 & gill arty at Jefferson Barracks Naples to tie the matrimonial knot fied. s iq Earth May Dissolve in tiopal Cemetery in St. Louis, Mo. Bu { in Nebraska. Ta PHILIPPINE IS. Lt. Rider was the husband of The 1949 legislature amended Army Seeks West P Point Over A- Bomh 1 Minute, Says Expert the former Jean Van Vorhees R . the state's pré-marital law to per- Cadet, Missin 33. Day s IN A OTTAWA, Feb. 16 (UP)—Ex-|and the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ken- | Ric mit use-of out-of-state blood test 4 Raich Scien Fill it To eine plosion” "of the first hydrogen neth N. Rider Sr., Franklin. He To Be S forms approved by the Sepatiment WEST POINT, N. Y., Feb. 16 eic cientists Fi ILA bemb might cause the world and attended Franklin College: : t D 21 tes v . ”, . x | a . i of health Formerly, blood test|(UP)—Thirty:three days ago Key Roles in Russ all in it to disentegrate in less ihc oot bomber piloted by Lt. The Indians provided and distributed by the adet Richard.C. Cox signed out, . ad |] 8. Race { GUAM po, than a minute, Dr. Allan Munn, during an air raid on the Balik- wil have a deparjment. at his company orderly room to By ROBERT MUSEI 4 one of Canada’s foremost physi- pappan, Borneo, oil fields. i 1045 a. m. Many couples have been slight- have dinner . with a civilian United Press Staff Correspondent cists, said today. An | LeM Woodstock Cl ly discouraged Wythe past, the de- “Visitor LONDON, Feb. 16--The ghost : The super-bomb, if big enough, Jer. Lenton : Members w partment said. They secured That is the last record military op 5 future Germany, reunited Services for Angel LeMon, 1036 - prove the: bud forms. and took tests ih other academy authorities have on him and powerful, hovered today -over could set off a chain reaction that IN. West St., who died yesterday 3 zati for 195 states, then came to Nebraska to Seapite a search by police In 13 yp" "omic race between the / would encircle the globe and anni- in his home, will be held at 1 p. m. ; oh for & marry, only to find they had to Jules Bnd Army SHmina) thvestl United States and Russia. 4 hilate it, Mr. Mann sald in an|tomorrow in C. M. C. Willis & i Russell I take another blood test. a gn ny, e U.S. and Ini" po if the German scientists d KWAJALEIN interview. {Son Mortuary. Prayer services { legislator fro The state now accepts forms 4c Ct ritles said today NOW Working for the Americans a Some American scientists do|Will be held at 7:30 p. m. today i the guest spe: from Colorado, Connecticut, Dela: ypq voniy-jead tothe ‘mtarming and Soviets could go back home Ho—i¥ {not-believe-a-hydrogen-bomb-ex=rand-byrial will-be-in-Crown-- -Hill. —4" be “British St ware, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, In- disappearance was the unidentl and pool their knowledge, Ger- iis plosion would set off an uncon. | Mr. LeMon, who was 61, was 3 There will diana, Iowa, Maine, ‘New Hamp- gay visitor—a “Mr. X= who was | any probably would lead the Pacific Ocean trolled chain reaction, turning the! {born in Guenduaman, Bohl, g sowi ee shire, New Jersey, North Dakota, paijeved to have served with Mr: World in atomic weapons. {earth into a ball of fire. Philippine Islands, and lived in : N NE Lae I Oklahoma. ‘Rhode Island, South Co ey rh : It could happen! The possibil- | The heat’ generated by an the United States 47 years. He i Mrs. Edward Dakota, Utah and Wyoming. Germany : tity is disturbing British atomic {atomic trigger — necessary to resided most of that time in In- : Salman, __Formsfrom Alaska, California, = The Mansfield, O. youth was Ro snviste. Phey Delieve, fermany {start the conversion of hydrogen Jianapolis, During ne ast yeas Dinner Mee Kansas, Pennsylvania, Vermont wearing a West Point full dress will be reunited some day, and JOHNSON 15. {into helium—would be only of a e was night chef a 8 A BYIoO Joe Pierso and West Virginia are accepted if uniform, complete-with long gray: that press sure will exerted to (fraction of a second duration, Hotel, rived by hi : Commerce B signed by -a qualified physician, cadet overcoat when he vanished permit the researchers to return these scientists have said. Hence, Mr, 1eMon: is survive ya f apeak . Serr — rrtmred : ito their i=Lomelany ; from: the / after the initial atomic blast ana “'® Lillian. 1 Spea - aba : United States and Russia. E Hono 2 Momenmy / Atlantic the subsequent hydrogen-helium ‘Alvin Bibbs ; 4 Snape : un { Safeguards Studied i onotuly /) M g © blast there would be no trigger, 3 Appa kappa, - Informally. ihe Britons are a. A id Ocean left, I Savin 9. The group ° , lr rine what safegis all NL A uy, who died Tuesday w ng - i | | wondering what safeguards are Furthermore, these scientists be- in the Fairmount Glass ns dinner meetir € | being prepared against any such | 1 ’ Butler Univer : nst eve ordinary hydrogen—the kind |Inc., will be buried in Cleato i {pooling of information from the that i 1 oe Ny Mr. Piersol {East and f the West al Is so plentiful—would not Ky. after services there Sunday. “The Atomic {Jsast and from the West. work in a hydrogen bomb. The| ‘Mr Bibbs, who was 40, was ve For some time now the Brit- heavier hyd canism. on vier hydrogen is found in a|phorp in Russellville, Ky., and lived ou ish scientists have taken pains . ratio f t ~~ Mesdames 2 ; to point out that, while Russia japen of one to 5000 hydrogen in Indianapolis several years. _ Don Buschr struggles for knowledge of Amer- QI Pacific Division DF. Mann was one of the #roeD Baptist Church here. of Garfield Brewer are | ME BUDGET STORE | :cvumrn. zt 2 | wma atom owsen which started. Canada's atomic Survivors nose We wire, | VALO " Urals. one oe almost energy project at Montreal in!Cora: three daughters, Mrs. Anna The hostes : . preg isely what both sides are do- \. sem Continental Division 1943. He now is associate Profes- Stevenston, Miss Rocula and gains By CN RL LR RTE ing-~the defeated Germans. / > ] Ja of Physics at Carelton_Col-| jjeiss Dorit May Bie, Iscians PE REIL : The United States and Russia \ d RT t | : : is > White and W *toraliped Gerinan scientists aimost | He said he could see no possible Hayden, Indianapolis, and Mrs, RUGS + FURNITURE » APPLIANCES gr atibed Ge Eun net Pe boy pon Map above shows what the MATS—Military Air Transport Secyice—does when it isn't fying |peacetime applications of the Beulah DeCoursey, Old Hickory, Mr. Shors + hurried them into research on| the "Berlin Airlift.” Although Red blockade threats keep it ever alert to resume the Berlin lifeline, |POWer represented by the H- -bomb. | Tenn., and two brothers, John The membe ‘atomic energy and secreat weap-| MATS normally operates a global airline with 900 planes and a chain of 750 stations, ranging from {£4 18% ust a frightening monster, {Bibby Six, W. Va. and Esley Society -of V iN SPECIAL BUY — {ors : — large air bases to tiny outposts. With its 9p headquarters in Washington, MATS operates three | Given the Fight 0 | 2. - will have a Hold Key Fositions major air transport divisions—Atlantic, Pacific and Continental. The Atlantic Division is based at I y xn Lions: Bh Suzanne Williamson 6:15 p. m. M

Limited Quantity! | Some of them hold positions of | Westover, Mass., the Pacific Division at Hawaii, and the Continental Division at San Antonio, Tex. Arms Hotel.

vital importance, and probably

some have knowledge of develop- All told, MATS flies over 70,000 miles of air routes.

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. . : ! terse erin " © University wi Get the Music Automatic Record Storage ments beyond their own particu- (seconds after the blast. County Home, who died there yes- “ s You Want R 4 Ch 5 9 ar, Spheres. , ontist 4 Mercy Killer Faces Murder Charges Extradition Threat “It would be a very painless terday after a short illness, will an ines ou Wan ecord anger ace he ability of a scientist to as- . . | death,” he said. “It would be all be held at 4:30 p. m. tomorrow in / ger ..2P. semble material outside his own DETROIT. Mich., Feb. 16 (UP) Murphy refused to-quash”the in- Lifts After 30° Years {over so quickly we wouldn't know Flanner & Banos mortuary, Managemen, - compartment was emphasized last — Symphony musician Fugene dictment and ped hii without! LOS ANGELES, Feb. 16 (UP) what hit us. Our world would then Cremation will follow. Revaolds of i. week in the confession of Dr. Braunsdorf, 52, must stand trial bail for trial Feb. —A. threat of prison vanished to- be just another star in space.” Born in Indianapolis, Miss Wile Commerce. M i Klaus Fuchs, German-borfi phys- on first degree murder charges The bass viol rr admitted day after hanging 30 years over |liamson, who was 38, lived here will accept r | icist, whose espionage for Rus-/for killing his helplessly-crippled that he shot his 20-year-old, 73-year-old Charles Zind. Do you want to sell your home? most of her life. She was gradu- tions and Mr. ‘Asia may have helped. the Soviets daughter so-she-“would never-be-daughter-Virginia-five times-last!—Gov.—Earl-Warren-notitied the 1-80, -it-will_pay-you-to-engage ated from Van Wert (0.) HIgh" 7 "pe the hostes cut years from the time it would neglected.” May 21. He also shot himself municipal court he would not ® reliable REAL ESTATE School and from nurse's training have taken them to produce an His attorney sought to have four times in a suicide attempt extradite the former Dayton, O., BROKER to do the job! Call one at St. Vincent's Hospital. ‘ . atom bomb. the charges reduced to man- and was hospitalized until last man to finish an 18-month sen: of the Real Estate Brokers adver-| She was a member of the First Sorori 1 “Bearing in mind the technical slaughter yesterday by picturing month. {tence in Ohio for passing a $6 tising in the classified columns Presbyterian Church and a char- +" aptitude of the Germans, the the musician as a “loving toull Mr. Braunsdorf is a widower. bad check. of today’s Times. He's in touch ter member of Bethel 3, Job's BH id piecing together of what they whe took his daughter's life to Virginia had been crippled since! “He has unquestionably ‘ re- with hundreds of BUYERS at Daughters. A sister, Mrs.. Glen Fl ge each have learned into a danger- spare her suffering.” |birth. Her mother died about! habilitated himself,” Gov. War- all times. He’ll look out for your R. Stotler, Indianapolis, is the ‘ous whole is not inconceivable,” But Recorder's Judge George eight years ago. {ren said. {best interest. lonly immediate survivor. Latreiar said a British source, Like most — z NE TT ho . AACA -

# gcientists in the jittery aftermath . : Se i : To Spo of the Fuchs case, he would not ger TT A " ? a Cony TT — — " . permit the use of his name. Ie An Russ Also Alert | u i pe “I shall be very much surprised at. 1 p.m, 4

if the German scientists we are| Auditorium. using ever are permitted to go Reservation Horge~ that I% ithout Sreine by Mesdame dous safeguards,’ he sai | “I suppose that Russia Is] Frank Lamb {equally alive to this problem and Mueller, Irvi {presumably has its own methods Krabbenhoft, sn suns {of insuring that the Western] George Com | World does not learn of any ad-| J. D. Dixon, | AM. M vances it may have made.” | tin Unversal,;

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