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From the world viewpoint, America had the atom and did not want to share it. From the U.S. viewpoint, it had the atom-but there was no telling when some other country might get it. From either viewpoint, foolproof international control of the atomic bomb seemed a long way off, and Moscow had been only a tentative step forward...
...sole virtue of the fact that she, along with the U.S. and Britain, holds the secret of the atom bomb, she had been accorded a high place in the top councils of the world. Last week, at the Moscow Conference of Foreign Ministers (see INTERNATIONAL), Canada was invited to join the Big Five in deciding what to do about The Bomb. It meant that the Dominion was virtually assured of a place on the Security Council of the United Nations Organization...
...lengthy letter to the London Times, George Bernard Shaw told the world what was wrong with the atom bomb. It was misspelled...
Last week Peaches was in the news again, getting a divorce from No. 3. But times and the tabs had changed. In Hearst's tabloid New York Daily Mirror the story landed at the bottom of Page 14. On the front page: BIG 3 AGREE ON ATOM CONTROL...
...tell you about the humor on the air last Sunday night. Jack Benny hired an English butler, whom nobody could understand. Isn't that funny? . . . Charlie McCarthy and Margaret O'Brien visited Santa Claus and were chased back to earth by an atom-run train. . . . This is how it goes on Danny Kaye's show, week after week: 'My sister married an Irishman.' . . . 'Oh, really?' . . . 'No. O'Reilly.' ". . . Mrs. Anthony, what is the easiest way to smash a radio...