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Speaking under the banner of the Student Defense League, whose aim is the defeat of Hitlerism, Merriman reminded the audience that the past year has seen a mass movement to jump on the bandwagon, and that at least one half of the teaching staff at the University is helping the cause. "Harvard is now 99 per cent in favor of helping to check the Germans," he stated...
Making a "shipping agent" of the Alcoa Line (which had been willing to arbitrate), the Commission set up its own hiring hall, began signing on men. At week's end, after a seven-day tie-up, two of the struck cargo vessels, the Alcoa Banner and the Alcoa Trader, steamed out of New York Harbor. Others would follow as fast as they were loaded and the Commission could man them...
...fight soloists is at best a natural desire to hear music performed by those most capable of performing it, but when this desire supersedes the wish for music itself, it into the song of mass idolatory of popular figures sponsored by Hollywood (a spirit well illusrated by a banner hanging in a mid western to a recently where Herfetz was scheduled to play. "Hcilcts and his violin...
...group of students leaving on a visit to Spain, Marshal Pétain gave what may become the new French flag - a banner bearing the fasces and Vichy's slogan, FAMILLE, TRAVAIL, PATRIE (FAMILY, WORK, COUNTRY...
...Battle of Crete last week reached Puget Sound. The Bainbridge Review (a suburban weekly, brightly edited by young Seattlites) burst out with a banner headline: REVIEW VIOLATES A NATIONAL CENSORSHIP. Prefacing its editorial with the statement, "For several weeks now the Review has been torn between a normal desire to obey an unofficial Government censorship and what we feel deeply to be a solemn duty to our readers," the Review announced that the British battleship Warspite was in the Bremerton Navy Yard near Seattle for repairs. The Review's reasons...