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Atomic energy to be discussedAtomic energy will be discussed Wednesday at the Men’s faculty club meeting. The members of the panel will discuss atomic energy and its implications in the fields of industry, government, and social welfare.The results of research in this field have been hailed as among the greatest achievements in the history of mankind, according to Dr. D. Welty Lefever. chairman of the program committee of the organization.Dr. Charles S. Copeland, associate professor of chemistry; Dr. Wilbert L. Hindman, assistant professor of political science, and Dr. George B. Mangold, professor of sociology and social work, will discuss the subject.“We are fortunate to have these gentlemen present their views on this timely topic. states Howard ; W. Patmore, president of the club. IMembers who are attending are asked to call Mr. Patmore’s office, station 240, today for reservations. Those who prefer may bring their own lunch or come in time to hear the speakers at 12:30 p.ip. The meeting will be held in the tearoom on the third floor of the Student Union.Tokyo papers print Hiroshima photosSAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 19.—lt;ILE | | —The Japanese Domei news agen- !,cy reported today that all Tokyo ; newspapers are featuring an aerial photograph of the “devastated city of Hiroshima, victim of the atom bomb,’’ in the first graphic description by the Japanese press of the ' havoc wrought in the Aug. 6 raid.Domei said the picture showed the city completely reduced to ashes, with only one chimney standing upright in .the right hand corner of the photograph. The Japanese people had been told—in Emperor Hirohitos rescript—that the atomic bomb decided the fate of Japan, but this was the first actual description of damage caused by . .the bomb. ,Meanwhile other Japanese reports lt;told of increasing unrest both * among the civilian population and the Japanese armed forces, at the j prospect of allied occupation, and lt;Tokyo said that the war and navy * ministries had instructed troops to i refrain from “rash and irrespon- ] sible’’ actions in accordance with t imperial command. lt;
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Los Angeles Southern California University Daily Trojan
Los Angeles, California, US
Mon, Aug 20, 1945
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