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...spare time he made scores of speeches to Mormon church gatherings and civic groups. The story, as it evolved after hundreds of repetitions, was that he had been assigned to the OSS, parachuted behind German lines with 29 other men and kidnaped a German atomic scientist named Otto Hahn. Every other member of the mission, Stringfellow said, was later killed. He said that he was captured and tortured, then escaped to France, where he was crippled by a land mine...
...Somerville, Mass.; Andrew W. Bingham of Hartsdale, N. Y.; James J. Cairns Jr. of Belmont, Mass.; Leo H. Daley of Andover, Mass.; Joel H. Cohen of Providence, R. I.; Philip L. Eastabrooks of Kahul Maui, T. H.; Ronald Eikenberry, Greenville, Ohio; Anthony A. Gianelly of Medford, Mass.; Arthur R. Hahn Jr. of Wellesley, Mass.; Alex Goldstein Jr. of Northport, Me.; Peter C. Harpel of Bangor, Me.; David G. McLean of Watertown, N. Y.; Henry J. Moore of Gloucester, Mass.; William F. Morris of Rochester, N. Y.; Richard C. Norris of Schenoctady, N. Y.; James K. Polese of Belmont, Mass.; Michael...
...dashes and the hurdles it is Joel Cohen, who is also the team's best broad jumper. Behind him in the 40-yard hurdles is Jim Polese, while Bob Hahn is rated second in the 40-yard dash...
...lung cancer, nobody has been more concerned, or more silent, than U.S. cigarette makers. Last week, following news that the tars from cigarette smoke have now been proved to cause cancer in mice (TIME, Nov. 30), one of the industry's leaders broke silence. To Paul M. Hahn, president of the American Tobacco Co. (Lucky Strikes), the case against cigarettes is still unproved. Said...
Tobaccoman Hahn revealed that his company has been quietly supporting research of its own "in this field, within its own laboratory and in independent institutions.* It is our policy . . . to extend cooperation to projects where we believe that the researchers are approaching and will approach the subject without prejudice and without preconceived opinions . . . We are confident that long-range, impartial investigation . . . will confirm the view that neither tobacco nor its products contributes to the incidence of lung cancer...