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Wallis, a native of Indianapolis, is awaiting a hearing July 28 on charges that he took more than 200 negatives and prints from the atom bomb project at Los Alamos, | N. M. He is free on $10,000 bond. | “The fact is that 1 never had in my possession any photographic negatives which had been extracted or removed from official files,” he said. “If among the personal nega- § tives which I willingly turned over at the request of the FBI, there were any which they think I should | not have had, my Peeasion of! these was . withquat © . wilful intent on my part.” t ' Reprimanded by FBI Wallis returndti the photographs | to the FBI in May when agents

for taking them, He said they assured ‘ him, however, that he had nothing to fear in the way of prosecution. His arrest last week came as a surprise, he said. | “I made thousands of photographs at the direction of my superiors,” he said, “but I did not take or steal any negatives from anyone or any place. “My personal velongings in the army and in my home have always been available for Inspection or scrutiny. I have never hidden, con|cenled or secreted anything from anyone.” | Charge Filed Officially He was charged officially ‘yester{day with attem ting to “wilfully (and unlawfully conceal and remove land with intent to conceal and remove , , . take and carry away records, papers and documents filed and deposited in a public office of the United States.” Another former army sergeant Alexander Von Der Luft, 23, Mt. Lebanon, Pa, was arrested last Saturday for allegedly taking atomic bomb material with him when he left the service. He was charged with taking -documents from the Los Alamos project. |

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