Word: finally
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...company of Harvard actors will tour the South Pacific next summer playing Thorton Wilder's Our Town, if production plans of Joel F. Henning '61, who is organizing the tour, receive final approval from the Department of the Army. Word from Army officials is expected within a week...
...Student Council has unfortunately scheduled its plebiscite on NSA membership for that final week when the student body slowly dissolves, an error not unusual when the council runs elections. If the Council advanced the date of the NSA vote a week they could get a more interested and a larger electorate...
...posters, however, a notice appeared in the Notice Column of the CRIMSON on November 18,19, and 20, reminding all seniors that their petitions were due November 20. Furthermore, a mimeographed sheet was distributed beneath each student's door listing the Elections Chairmen in the Houses and stating the final date on which petitions for Marshal would be accepted. In view of these three methods of publicity, I feel that the election has been adequately publicized...
...jump on G.E. on patents. It filed provisional patent applications all over the world, including the U.S. where G.E. had no patent. The Defense Department had placed a secrecy ban on the G.E. process, only lifted it last September. The ban prevented G.E. from receiving a final patent that would have made their process a matter of public record...
When De Beers perfected its process so that it could produce stones in commercial quantities, the company filed final applications in 48 different countries. Two weeks ago, after De Beers had posted its final application in Washington, G.E. broke a five-year silence, broadly outlined how its process works...