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Miami News-Record from Miami, Oklahoma • 10

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Miami News-Recordi
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Miami, Oklahoma
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10
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THURSDAY AUGUST 9945 PAGE TEN Tells of Atom Bombing awn's un 1 MIAMI APPLIANCE CO or information about Semi fore no other source offers dfatuMfa Gm fat 3v estie Turner WASH TUBBS By Merrill Biome RECKLES ANO HIS RIENDS By HAM ISHER JOE PALOOKA By red Harmon RED RYDER 3 By Edgar Martin BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES I I C' Sy Hamlin ALLEY OOP lenreieirno ev ma Mena ihc HASHMARK I EEL SORRY OR THE TOR OLD CODGER dogs fawn 'LISTEN' nt KNOLJ WV tneridous But actually it is only fraction of one percent of all the energy bound yip In uraniiyn are the toughest known universe LIKE TO PUT' io a i li' I $podML Miami Sales MOW COME PIGEON WHY fHE bYMPAIHY IbONE Cfr 'EM AEHED NOU TO VbRK 'WYT DONrt XWEN GOT A CWCU UKDE lfA WKiG EN MOW OQGOTTtW AX AfcOLK NOO1 vDii've WORKED HARD TIMA AN' KEPT ROM BEING INTERNED LIKE OTHER ALIENS BUT AVL TWOSt OLD VlNAES YOU'RE OE WVO WWE WEMSC SO VAUCVX TO NOU SO WWhT 201 MAIN Miami Okla SERVEL Refrigerators See DAIL WEST or DON HEADLEE at of work may mean anything rom 5 to 50 years: rm MT IMiNU or BUT PINK has ra gun an i JAILED YOU EEL SO SORRYR HIM WHY ARE YOU ISHING Will be the SERVEL dealer fdr Ottawa and Delaware Counties "4 111 jay joDd bye to heavy clean Ing t)usl and soot and aven pollen will be cleaned out of therbip Our rugs and drapes will stay dean longer because of Servel All Year Gas Air Conditioning And HI have lots snore1 time to play with you! I MtMOralo PRE bUSt THE 6TDVV TVXPK MADE WSYE TO YET GO AW TWS SCMtVVK I wntx ajkcIa ANP VERY LfKPLV IT'LL BE ScvcKAL um DfHJi WES AM WP SI tCRVIwe i Applications for tfie new SERVEL RERIGERATOR are now being accepted at our store Come in and register today! Remember there will be a rush for the new refrigerators Be first in line! THE CHINA JEA IT NO PEACE OR I OUR "BOYS" EITHER JO LETS HELP GET THEM MOtt BUY YfAR bQNVA Ex Missouri Bank Robber Makes Good JEERSON CITY Aug A former Missouri bank rob her whdose to be city clerk and ex officio marshal at Depew Okla won a citizenship yester day from Gov Phil Donnelly He was Howard sen tenced to a 10 year prison term in 1930 as one the men who robbed a bank at Stoutland Mo i Onlv 18 at the time of the crime Howard has worked Jiis way to a high standing in his cbmfhunity since moving tft Oklahoma parole board' records BUT YOU PONT LIKE ME BROADCASTING OR THE JAPS AS RISING SUNSHINES THAT'S what wantbp explain iv vounv Yi Dad Mom and Jlmmi enjoy a wonderful NEW QUALITY LIVING in the home they're planning a toon at the wor over They'll have a tingle umplo unit that will give complete oir conditionitig 365'dayt of the year Their Servel All Year Got Air Conditioner Will privide heating humldH fication cooling dehumidification dust cleaning and circulating Practical Hundreds of families installed it before the war and naw they tay "We wouian i oe without it Two Scale Peak In Grand Canyon GRAND CANYON Arfi Aug 9 LP) Vishny Temple one of the great mountain peaka within the Grand canyon was recently scaled by twoi experienced explorers Dr 'Bryant superintendent of Grand Canyon National park an nounced Clubb of Stillwater Okla) uurt? fiiPL at if 1 YOU BOOA GUN I TUU rL4t rAGlC WAN CHIE rNIs CLCnjur "Rescued from a pack of i OmAnths Old pictured above quickly became a household pet in the home of its savior Dean Holt of Bain bridge Island near Seattle Wash Bambi is very much at home even sits at the dinner table and begs for scraps Above Mrs Holt feeds her from a nursine bottle 22 South Main Miami V1 Sr MIAMI DAILY NEWS RECORD MIAMI OKLA Jimmia our ew house will hTi tijmmtrt Nd always Ml hka' June! TWhetherti fretful for yduiv Exeryiroom cold or usL chlllyi out we ll will be cooled by refrigerationll be the oirrmoittened ii And nas wilting humidity! Dad1: tust right We'll have ainew on Servel All Year Gas A rb st 5 PU I DUI GOT TO HAVE PUE TO A rUKCoT rf IRf binding knots When uranium was split in twain 200000000 electron volts of energy was released That is tre 4 magic!" You'll flick a finger on the Selectrol eond cur Servel AIL Year Gas Air Conditioner will de liver just the dunotewe any season Oh Jimmie wait till you $eev the with cur NEW QUALITY ff)NWv 2 1 Lieut'Col Paid T'ibbets Jr Miami laVO'tandingy pilof'of 29 that dropped first atomic bomb on Hiroshima' tells of the ex perience at a press conference' at United States strategic headquarters on Guam to (left to right) Brig Gen Thomas arrell Rear Adm William R' Purnell and Carl Spaatz (War Picture Pool Radio Telephoto via Guam NEA Telephoto) Me IOld June 7 that I AMY If UNB CATCHBb OLD IRON SIDES ITLL RUIN HIS BUSINESS AT THE LAKE! PEOPLE WILL STOP COMING I IB L1EDB RENT ROWBOATS BACKACHE LEG PAINS MAY BE DANGER SIGN Of Tired Kidneys If backache and leg pains are making you juet complain anddonothing about them Nature may be warning you that your kidneys need attention excess acids and poisonous waste out of the blood They help most people paaa about 8 pints a day If the 15 miles of kidney tubes and filters work well poisonous waste matter stays in thetblood Thesepoisons may startnagging backaches rheumatic pains leg pains loss of pep and energy getting up nights swelling pnffinessunderthe eyes headaches and diizi ness requenter scantypassages with smart ingandbyrningsometimesshowBthereissome thing wrong with your kidneys or bladder wait! Ask your druggist for Pills a stimulant diuretic used successfully by millions for over 40 years give happy relief and will help the 16 miles of kidney tubes flush out poisonous waste rpm the blood Get Pills OH GREAT "Mmm ml Well noy'r llvt elr cij evicting pll iheilne through every and without drgfti You see with our Servel All Year Gas Air Conditioner we needn't open win daws or let In street noisej And more than that who's ISHING? i women are EVEN GOT A i MORE PECULIAR HOOK ON THE LINE' 7 THAN ANYBODY senior Clubbs 'a Oklahoma A A is a skilled mountain climber with long experience in thfi Sierra Nevadas Besides the tiatufal hsz ards of canyon exploration lackof water is a constant TT i Moths'in woolen qloth did atuu timated $20000000 worth of dant I age 'fn the United one year TVb Everyday Aiom Appliances EvailableorLpng and his son Roglr were the suc cessful climbers They found no evidence that it had ever been scaled A few lizards and lichens were the only life found Dr Bry ant sid' The ascent was made July 14 A few days later the Clubbs scaled throne and spent 36 hours on top 1 1 'J The climbs were made with per mission of park authorities The 1 rr y' Ltrwx arrt 9 UP LJ9flnri ty fUlLU WKTttSA aierus nw ia A i By HOWARD B1AKESUE 1 Otew YORK Ausr The atomic bomb power likely to be a very lohg time in growing to the poht where it can produce either hell or heaven on earth i A clear picture of the difficulties is shown in the physics the science of the nucleus of pro duced the atomic bomby hereis also a non ecientinc tin on in me amazing cost of making the first atomic two billion by far the most expensive power gaagec oi au ume Actually at present the scientists are not getting more than a smalt fraction of the power explosive or otherwise in the atom There in the probability of many years work to develop either explo sive or complete useful power such as heating homes or a'cent or two a day and driving machines of all sorts at almost no power expense The nuclear physics picture is simple Any andiall atoms ate made the same and of the same building blocks The particles forming them are first elec trons or negative bits of elec tricity second protons which are positive charges 1809 times more massive than the electrons and third neutrons which are non charged and as heavy as the protons The center the nucleus is an incredibly hard knot of protons and neutrons Around this center cir cle the electrons in orbits at dif fering distances outward The elec trons travel at speeds of probably thousands of miles an hour No bodv knows for sure since there is no way of measuring But they are so fast that they give the false impression that an atom is a solid body These atoms things in the Electrical and chemical forces' strip a few electrons off the surface that is the outer shell The inner electrons usually break loose unless millions of volts of costly power are applied inally the forces which bind ihe basket of atomic marbles are still greater They even been measured Actually there is as yet no known direct way of breaking an atomic nucleus It is done indi rectly by shooting in an extra anmijt nnvfizla POItfiAQ tltA nucleus to become unstable and when that happens a few of the nuclear marbles come shooting out In the case of uranium 235 in stead of a few nuclear marbles the whole nucleus broke in two and the rest of the atom with it Every one of these breaks in the I atom releases some energy or i power The energy is the force I probably electrical which does the binding job Nowhere else are binding forces so vast and there fore no other source offers so i much power from breaking the tiny1 fraction however wan salmstl8iifinitely greater than anything previous ly obtained by breaking atoms? It was the trt of 7 atomte bomb Despite the dazzling fact of a new horizon of civilization open ing up the work to be done yet is staggering 'The tepotts indicate that so far only uranium in being split to make the bomb Uranium is only one of the 92 chemical ele mentn What splits uranium 'does not split other atoms Each one needs a separate and different key Each one of these keys is likely to be as difficult if pot as expensive to discover as waa jthe present Key to uranium urthermore only one kind of uranium a rare form known as 235 Out of the com mon form of uranium the scien tists esn make' a new form called 239 which also will split and yield useful atomic fiower The prospects are that uranium atomic power or bombs will not be cheap or a very long time if ever Iron carbon aluminum oxygen and numerous other chemical ele ments are plentiful enough to give a cheap source of power if their atoms can be split It is likely that will be donej rbut the cautious Washington' prediction of WE GOT TM? we got niar THE PRORAdANPA 1 BRQAPCAGT PROBABLY 6ET6 A HORSE LAUGH ITS ONLY CAMOULAGE Lnhe ie ouz owe iHrvnnM iivn IN i COPE THAT TRYING TO GET TO OUR AIB ORCES! 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