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Registration for the freshman course has already begun. The instructors have not yet been announced, since Captain William R. Magruder and Lieutenant Mill Sci I, are not available for teaching. Men who complete the course should expect no reductions in basic training if inducted in to the army, but the training they receive will be bargaining point in their favor in selection for O.C.S...
...uniforms, dress whites, and midshipman undress whites. Shoulder boards for the khakis and whites are not authorized at present, nor is the wearing of brown-or white shoes with any uniforms. Certain items for all hands, such as shoes, athletic equipment, and miscellaneous small stores, will round out the basic issue...
Much of the time to date has been spent in preliminary work of many types--registration with the College administrative offices, medical check-up examinations, assignment to quarters, and the first touches of the basic Navy discipline which will govern the daily schedules of all men connected with the plan
...that DeGaullism, as the only uncompromising channel of French resistance, represents the French masses in the homeland and in the Empire. Charles de Gaulle, as its leader, is the only leader who can fairly claim to represent the French people, pending a free election. De Gaullism's basic strength has beaten Robert Murphy before (TIME, June 14). Its pressure last week forced the resignation of Pierre Boisson, the ex-Vichyite Governor General of French West Africa, who had been stubbornly supported by the U.S. If U.S. policy continues to ignore the fact and the strength of De Gaullism...
Senator Lodge based his speech on a simple fact which many Americans are unaware of: at the rate natural resources are being used up in World War II, the U.S. may be a have-not nation after the war. in such once-plentiful basic materials as oil. To Republican Lodge, this fact alone had forever ended any thought that the U.S. could remain isolated from the rest of the world. It also provided a simple, realistic foundation for postwar agreements. Said Senator Lodge...