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...From his father and brothers he learned a deep love for Ecuador, the U.S. and liberty. As provocative as his verónicas are his attempts to get Ecuador to become the first South American nation to declare war on the Axis. As fierce as a toro is his anger at the Peru-Ecuador border settlement, which the Brothers Plaza describe as an "American Munich...
Several incidents over the week-end gave rise to anger among men in the University, and excited knots of students gathered on street corners late Saturday night...
...Japanese were unhappy about Britain's prior lease on the strategically rich Diégo-Suarez naval base (TIME, May 18). They showed their anger by a surprise submarine attack in which they claimed last week to have damaged a British battleship and a light cruiser. The British Admiralty admitted the attack, but said there had been no casualties. Meanwhile, British forces groping southward a few miles from Diégo-Suarez found that the Vichyfrench had not yet given up. Neither had the Japanese. Probably sneaking ashore from Jap submarines, the two late officers undoubtedly had important plans...
When Radio Playwright Arch Oboler erupted about "hate" last month (TIME, May 18), at the Institute for Education by Radio at Columbus, a few responsible thinkers were on hand. Fumed Oboler: "Anger [on the radio] is what people want, and they want hate." This flare-up had a profound effect on all present. Many of the educators left the conference in a reflective mood, and at least three of them have had something to say about radio in print since...
...days Murray sat and took it. When he tried to speak, Lewis stooges yelled: "Sit down!" Choked with anger, Murray lapsed into unhappy, tight-lipped silence. Even girlish-faced, rotund, hard-boiled daughter Kathryn Lewis took a turn at lashing him. Murray, warning the Lewises that their acts would lead to national disunity, finally walked...