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Negative defenses such as decentralizing industry and moving cities underground are deemed unlikely during peace and too late in case of war. Nor is there a possibility of defense by keeping the bomb secret. Not only do Hans Bethe and Frederick Seitz estimate that other nations will have an atomic bomb within six years, but they believe that Russia may well be ahead of us by the end of this period...
...those Americans who hope the bomb will remain a U.S. monopoly, the authors have little encouragement. Physicists Frederick Seitz, of the Carnegie Institute of Technology, and Hans Bethe of Cornell University believe that almost any industrial nation can start producing bombs in about five years. Stolen "secrets" will not be necessary, for there is no essential secret...
...Harvard Club blowout a week from next Monday. He's on a month's leave, Preparatory to re-entering as a Midship- man with the new class on June J. That's a tough reason for a vacation, as were the deals Fate handed out to Ken Seitz and George Webb...
...Wakefield; William H. Gysan, Belmont; Perry E. Haines, West Medway; Wesley N. Haines, Boston; Glenn P. Holman, Neponset; Leonard W. Holmberg, Woonscocket, R. I.; Robert LaV. Jacobs, Belmont; Paul G. Kuntz, Philadelphia, Pa.; Albert A. Martin, Middleton; John A. Martin, Rochester; Kermit Schoonover, Clintondale, N. Y.; Oscar J. F. Seitz, Medfield; Clement W. Welsh, South Groveland; and Robert T. Weston, Lexington...
Died, Don Carlos Seitz, 73. author and journalist; business manager of the New York World from 1898 to 1923; adviser and biographer of the late great Joseph Pulitzer; of asthma; in Brooklyn...