Thursday. December 9.1954 University Daily Kansan
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Scientist Says U.S. Almost Lost H-Bomb
Los Angeles—(U.P.)—A prominent atomic scientist says use of atom bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki "raised doubts" in the minds of many American scientists and nearly caused the U.S. to "miss out on the hydrogen bomb altogether."
The scientist, Dr. Lee Szillard, said last night that although the situation now is remedied, "there is an estrangement between the government and scientists which affects the best of our creative minds". Dr. Szillard is on sabbatical leave from the University of Chicago and a member of the Brandeis university faculty.
"Great power brings with itself the obligation of restraint," he told a meeting last night, "and Hiroshima and Nagasaki have raised doubts in the minds of scientists that the United States is capable of exercising such restraints."
Reflecting on developments in the mid-1940's, Dr. Szilard said the U.S. would have missed out on the hydrogen bomb completely were it not for the steady efforts of Dr. Edward Teiler, a colleague in atom and hydrogen bomb development.
Dr. Szilard cited a physical society statement which in 1949 said the only justification for development of the hydrogen bomb was "to prevent its use." He said the statement "did not slow down the development of the hydrogen bomb, but the doubts to which it gives expression most certainly did."
Miss Santa to Be UVO Dance Guest
Miss Santa will be the guest of honor at the University Veterans organization's semi-formal Christmas dance to be held at 9 p.m. tomorrow in the Student Union ballroom.
Miss Santa will be introduced and presented with gifts from the merchants of Lawrence during the intermission.
Music for the dance will be furnished by Sam Smith's orchestra, Frank Tavares, fine arts freshman, will be featured at the piano.
Thirty-six per cent of the students at Haverford College are receiving scholarships aid, largest percentage in the 120 years of the oldest Quaker college.
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Ask for Dick Clark. Ph. 2122. 12-10
BEADED black velvet clutch bag. Lost Saturday night. Reward. Phone 310-259-4620
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Schmidt to Give Concert
Reinhold Schmidt, professor of voice, will be a soloist in a production of Bach's "Christmas Oratorio" in Wichita Sunday. He will perform the work with the symphonic choir, "The Singing Quakers," of Friends university.
When accused of stealing $71 from a restaurant cash register while out on bail a man explained he was only trying to reimburse a store where he was charged with cashing a rubber check.
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