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Thiirsaay. 6. 1943 IIATTIESBURG (MISS AMERICAN SEVEN ing Job." The man promised to re Seabrook a-jain, the Judge remembered the loan. The offender got ago, the Judge gave him a parole and lent htm $10 for a pair of shoes so he could accept a "promis pay the loan on his first pay-day. When he came up before Judge 1 120 days Scientist Describes Effect Of Atom Bomb on Humans Seaman Slalon Is Buried On Pacific Isle but whole nations and races.

If weak, may be attacked with a view toward annihilation. SHOCK PROOF CENTRALIA. Dec. At the height of the Pacific north-west's gale, Light Superintendent Paul Peyton answered a telephone call from a woman motorist who reported her car was snarled In power wires at Rainier. She asked him to shut off the power until her machine could be removed.

"How did you get out of the car?" queried Peyton. "Oh, I Just pushed the wires aside with my purse and got out," she replied. The flabbergasted executive as-sured her the power would be shut off Immediately. The city's wires at Rainier carry 2,400 volts. Seaman 1-c Albert Marshall Sla-ton was buried In a simple military ceremony on a beach facing the Pacific, and home, according to a Tk.

A' resting place. At the final note of taps, the two lone palms took up the vigil on either side of his grave. "It was Indeed difficult to part with one we knew so well and with whom we have traveled so far. We shall never forget him and his memory shall live on with us. "If there Is anything we can do to lessen your burden, no matter what it may be, do not hesitate to call upon us." Seaman Slaton and the former Mary Jeanne Smith were married Sept.

1, 1945. She Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. B.

Smith of Atlanta, formerly of Hattlesburg. STOP, HAT! CHICAGO, Dec. 6. Residents along South Halsted street near 55th street watched excitedly as Policeman Joseph Morrison chased a speeding automobile. But the officer wasn't In pursuit of bandits.

He was trying to retrieve his hat which had blown off and landed on the rear bumper of a car. Morrison found his hat a couple of blocks away. BORROWED TIME PORTLAND, Dee. 6. Judge John 6.

Soabrook slapped an extra-heavy city Jail sentence on a man hauled up before him for drunkennes. The culprit had been a frequent offender and a month K- rJ fJJ 0 profesion. With the atomic bomb, it became epidemic. "War now can detray not cities, but nations." After describing the destruction wrought to Hiroshima Morrison said it is probable that an atom-bombed American city "would be as btdly damaged as a Japanese city, though it would look less wrecked from the air. "In Japan the wreckage burned clean; in a western city, the rubble would stand In piles in the streets.

"But the city would be just as ruined, and the people of the city as dead." ATOMIC PRODUCTION WASHINGTON, Dec. 6. l) The United States is cutting production of atomic bomb materiuls in at least one of the key plants where the revolutionary weapon was developed. This was disclosed in a routine official report on job conditions made public today by the U. S.

Employment Service. The report said: "Declining volume in the production of atomic bomb materials at Oak Ridge, caused a drop in employment (during November) in the Knoxville area and reduced its classification from one of stringent labor demand to one of balanced supply." No figures were given for either the plant or the area. But the report did say that a "reduction in force at the atomic bomb project near Knoxville" accounted for the principal increase in unemployment in the area. The USES survey did not mention Job conditions in the Washington state area where another huge atomic bomb project is located. WASHINGTON, Dec.

6 A scientist described today how fantastic effects of rays given off by atomic bombs killed Japanese weeks after the blasts which flattened Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Dr. Philip Morrison, wno helped assemble ti.se bombs, said the rays strangely affected the blood and made the victim a prey to fatal in-lection. In a statement prepared for the special senate atomic energy committee he laid of the gruesome findings of a party which inspected the devastated cities after the Japanese surrendered. He said most persons within a mile of the bombs died quickly either from a great heat of the blast or injuries suffered in demolished buildings.

Many who escaped death by blast or burn, Morrison said, "died from the effects of radium-like rays emitted in great number from tht bomb at the instant of the explosion." "This radiation affects the blood-forming tissues in the bone marrow, and the whole function of the blood is impaired," the former University of Illinois physics instructor related. "The blood does not coagulate, but oozes in many spots through the unbroken skin, and internally seeps 'Into the cavities of the body. The white corpuscles which fight Infection disappear." Lack of these corpuscles permits Infection to "prosper," Morrison said, "and the patient dies, usually two or three weeks after the exposure. I am not a medical man, but like all nuclear physicists I have studied this disease a little," Morrison said. "It is a hazard of our TULSA VS.

GEORGIA IN OIL BOWL HOUSTON, Dec. 8. W) The Oil Bowl, dormant for a year, comes up with a star attraction this season in the Universities of Tulsa and Georgia, both bowl-wise schools. Georgia, winner of eight games out of ten, and Tulsa, which lost only two In a nine-game schedule, yesterday accepted Invitations to play in the second Oil Bowl game contingent upon approval of their respective conferences. This was considered only a formality.

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1, 1943 and had been In the Philippines only a few days when he met his death. Excerpts from the letter received by his parents follow: "Strange that we have never met. and jet we feel so close to you both because of Albert. Al was a buddy of ours, and we share the loss of your son keenly. "We were all in attendance at his services on Navy day, and six of his nearest friends were heavy of heart as we bore him to his last DEPARTMENT HOLLYWOOD, Dec.

F) Film actress Susan Peters, partially paralyzed since Jan. 1, when she was accidently shot on a hunting trip, lost her mother yesterday. A heart attack claimed Mrs. Ab-by Carnahan, 52, at St. John's hospital, Santa Monica.

Susan and her husband, Richard Quine, recently discharged from the Coast Guard, were at the bedside. Mrs. Carna-han's son, Sgt. Robert H. Carnahan, is in the army air forces.

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Put them to 0(0- Br BRONISLAW MATECKI (Polish Economics Professor and Government Official) LONDON "Crime without name." That is how Winston Churchill in a talk made in 1941, described the terrifying accumulation of well-planned barbarities committed by the Nazis on the living bodies of many a European nation and race. Britain's war leader, whose unique eloquence failed him when he searched for a word to convey the suffering of peoples tortured by the Oerman oppresser, finds now the name of this nameless crime in the indictment of the Nazi war leaders genocide. Count Three of the indictment reads in part: They (the de gether and there is genocide "killing a nation" or "murderer of a nation." In his book, Axis Rule in Oc cupied Europe (published by the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, Washington, D. C), 9 Dr. Lemkln writes hitherto-used terms for attacks upon nations as a whole are inadequate.

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