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Has Russia
Got H-Bomb?
ALTOONA, Pa. Of) Rep. James
Van Zandt tR-Pa.), a member of
the joint Atomic Energy Commit
tee said Saturday he doubts very
much If Russia has developed a
hydrogen bomb. He said:
Why we didn't know we had
one. ourselves, until last October
when we exploded a hydrogen de
vice. There hasn't been any word
reach Washington that Russia has
exploded a hydrogen device."
OAKLAND. Calif. Uf) Sen. Wtl
Ham If'- Knowland,' a member of
the Atomic Energy Committee,
suggested Saturday the possibility
of a "fishing expedition" by the
Russians In their announcement
they have the' hydrogen bomb.
tie suggested the Russians mleht
be seeking information by reaction
to Malenkov's announcement. 1 .
CHICAGO UH A Chicago atom
ic scientist who helped develon
the world's ,first nuclear reaction
said Saturday he would be a "bit
aurpr!sed".lf Russia has mastered
production of a hydrogen bomb "so
soon."
But Dr. Herbert t. Anderson of
the University of Chicago atided
that. ."I see no reason to believe If
Malenkov's statement Is sot true
today It will not be next year." He
added:
'We must expect that ultimateiv
tf we can make the H-bomb so can
the Russians.. Nothing- stands in
their wsy except figuring out how
to do U. They have the industrial
potential, the scientific background
and the raw materials to do It."
LAS VEGAS, Nev. (IPv Gordon
Dean, former chairman of the At'
omlc Energy Commission, lndicat.
ed Saturday he was not surprised
oy tne Moscow annou:icement that
Russia has the hyrtiogen bomb.
"I have always Insisted that the
Russians hnvr a strong capability
In the atomic weapons ileld," Dean
told it newsman. "We have tended
to minimize it."
Asked if he thought the an
nouncement could be a propagan
da move, Dean replied:
"One never knows whether Mal
enkov Is lying."
Dean Is staying at a guest ranch
here. He Is writing a book, "Re
port on the Atom," which he says
will survey the entire field of atom
ic energy.
MILWAUKEE IPl Senator Wi
ley (R-Wis.) chairman of the Sen
ate Foreign Relations Committee,
said Saturday that Premier Mai'
enkov's statement that Russia now
has the hydrogen bomb, "may be
simply a diversionary remark."
Wiley told newsmen that the Mai.
enxov statement might be intended
"to divert the attention of the free
world from the moral, spiritual
ana economic weaknesses behind
tne iron Curtain."
c Interviewed Among Rhubarb, Chops, Yogurt
-BOB THOMAS
: aoLLywoow m th time.
iT,'??" Interview Bob Hope and.
uierviewmj a whirlwind. I
"led three times on the set of Wss-
Justice Made
WASHlNrm-iM a. ait- n.n
Brownell told newsmen Saturday
that since Jan on th. .luafir. n.
jrtmnt . has : had its "biggest
"" w any comparable period
on record.'. v ,
Brownell madai the mnun'lnt in
connection wltl recent turnover sta
ir ,mSde Public y Deputy Atty.
Oen. William P. Rogers.
Rogers said that In the first six
months of the Republican regime,
3 change had ne.n maH.'in im
portant Justice Jobs,, not counting
lesser ones, an mmn. .. .!!, m
changes carried out in the first
half year of 1933, which started the
tOng ROOSeVelt adminlatratlnn i
.t. . ? attorney general asserted
that tO date ha hart mnABA ti ..
vices of 124 of the denartmenfn
1,100 staff lawyers, that replace,
ments had not been made In all
cases, and that a general reduc
tion in the dennrtment tnrrt nr.
mally around aO.OOo was being car
ried out.- The overall total of dis-
was not immediately avail-
In the field or malor lohn Pn..
ers reported 60 of the M U.S. dis
trict attorney renlar.erl rhmm.
made In 109 assistant attorney post
ao new u.b. marsnais installed; 16
executive posts In the department
requiring Senate confirmation turn
ed over; and 14 new federal Judg
es appointed and confirmed. "
FILMY, MCE EDGINGS
anova'i. Big Night.' Three times'
Hope was lost In a Hurry of stents.
visiting dirmitarles, gag men and
a giddy producer named Paul
jones. i '
So I grabbed him in his onlv
moments of repose the lunch
hour.' He sank into his dressing
room cnair ana ordered a lunch.
eon of yogurt and rhubarb, with
lamb chops as an atterthatieht ha.
muse ne neeoea tne protein for a
aueiing scene..
Hope is an ardent TV wafrw
ana ne was discussing the Hoagy
carmlchael show on Saturday
auey ve got some good
young . comics on that show
George Oobel and Paul OUbert are
two oi mem. uood new comedi
ans are coming up, thanks to TV.
uarmicnaei is good too.' Mr-.
and easy; plays himself. WmiM
use an easier pace on TV? No,
couldn't do it. Feoole nnt
fast pace from me. That's the wan
PHL- ....
r-ersonailty means evervthine
TMT v.... . . . P
; ... ,uVt ui io m yourself,
That's What's SO trreat about ar.
thur Godfrey. You put over your
iraauuaiiw va -l v Bna taey jjjjg j.
you're fixed for life.
But you csn't be phony on TV.
saw a car salesman nn - hn...
the other night. He was okay until
he smiled. Someone must have
told him to show his teeth every
"i none, so ne did. You
could see right through his phony
charm." -
,HP returns to TV In October,
alternating with Milton Bene and
Robert E. Sherwood on Tuesday
nights. He's looking for some fresh
ideas for. the show, but he'll stick
to the variety format.
"I'm on onlv once mnnih t
often enough for a story-line
show," he said. "I can see why
some of the other shows have
switched from a vaudevellle for
mat: There aren't enough acts to
St nrouna. .
He'll also be on radio, both his
ffve-a-week daytime show and the critics have always been vary nice
nigntume half. hour. Radio Is
oreeza compared - to 'TV. he add
ed. He can turn out ' five of the
daytime shows in. a day The
uiEnc snow reoulrea a n.n tw
.nours oi his time at the studio.
including rehearsals and per
formance. Although ratlnir. era
no longer as big as in the old
4Uys, - Hope said the sponsors are
nappy because the shows am in.
creasing sales,. ...
Early next month ha la r.
the Celebrities- Golf Tnllrnnmant
and then to London, where he'll
Play the Palladium. Dean Martin
and Jerry Lewis recently hsd a
fiasco, -according to the critics
there,, and I asked Hnnei it h.
apprehensive. -
Not a bit,? he replied.
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COMTAM THI MM AN0
votm GO It Al
to tme. The London Times, even
called me 'an sgreeaDie nap,'
which Is the equivalent of a rave
lor that conservar.ve newspaper,
"I can guarantee you that Dean
and Jerry killed the audiences over
there. They were bound to. But
there's a difference between the
audiences and the critics.
1 Hope is all hepped up about the
Casanova epic. He even knocked
wood and said he thought it would
be his best picture,- a 'Statement
be has never made before. ;"And
you know I'm not lying because
I don't have my own money in it,"
he added. "I've seen soma of the
wide screen stuff and its terrific."
There has been some talk that
the new wide screens will kill
comedy, which requires focusing of
attention for laughs.
"Not at all." replied Hope 'f,
laughs will be wider, that'i .It?
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WASHINOTON l A bill au
thorising civilian employes at re.
mote military posts to buy their
necessities from service commis
saries was signed Saturday by Pres.
ldent Elsenhower.
tne non-controvers al measure
legalises a procedure which offi
cials said had long been allowed
under military base regulations
The civilian employes- will he
permitted under the measure to
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