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...protested: "Our boys just started coming out innocently, swinging their dinner pails, and these goons got sore when we didn't lap up their pamphlets." Countered U.A.W.'s Regional Director Pat Great-house: "We were just being peaceful. Would we pick a fight in our overcoats? We ain't scared and we're coming back...
...peanuts compared to this." First voice: "Right! And through it all there'll stand Ingrid all in white, waving her men on with her flag and a different colored sunset behind her for each shot." Second voice again: "It'll be galorous, to coin a phrase. And considering' we ain't got no Indians...
...window display appears to hit a new peak each Christmas. Nowadays the best windows are as craftily arranged and lighted, and almost as convincing, as scenes from a play. "It could be great art," one of the best of its practitioners insisted last week. "It ain't, but it could be. I look forward to the day when we'll have nothing but display on the main floor. Then we can really create atmosphere, using everything-fire, water, why, we could even blow up a hurricane...
...Steinitz of the Bern daily Der Bund. They timed their maiden issue to meet Mrs. Jung on her arrival from a European trip. She had wed her husband under protest last spring, feeling that journalism was "all dissension, fear and hate," and Jung had promised to prove that it ain't necessarily...
Afterward, Gus posed with Donaldson and Goldman (who is postmaster of the U.S.'s largest postoffice). Gus was unruffled. "Hey, Gus," yelled a newsman, "is it true you fellows read all the postcards?" "We sure do," said Gus. "I sure hope that ain't a federal offense...