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...Evil. As the Quaker delegation fulfilled its concern for peace by its presence in Russia, the American Friends Service Committee issued a pamphlet, prepared by a committee of 13 Quakers (three of whom are on the trip), that clearly delineates the joint concern-of the American Quaker community. The booklet, Speak Truth to Power, is the fourth of a Quaker series on methods to ease tension, but its stand on pacifism is more radical than any of its predecessors...
...person-to-person calls for fictitious "long-lost uncles." such as "J. P. Zilch." Another union leader chortled: "We can keep the ones who are working so busy it won't be easy for them to make money for Bell Telephone." Then the union mimeographed a twelve-page booklet, labeled "Operation Zilch," listing 770 phone numbers to call. The plan; to refer calls "in chain fashion, from one number to another...
...Student Council's newly-formed Alumni Relations Committee will publish a booklet explaining the present setup of the Alumni Association and the Harvard Clubs, and distribute it to the senior class next spring, James G. Hatcher '56, committee chairman, said yesterday...
...Loud Wind and Other Poems," by Donald A. Hall, Jr. '50, the first of the Advocate's Pegasus Publications, was published yesterday. Hall, a former editor of the Advocate and now a Junior Fellow, has included 22 of his poems in the booklet...
...possible effect of this increasing selectivity of admissions has been the concurrent growth of the Dean's List. But actually the booklet shows that most of this growth dates from 1930. In that year, 21.0 percent of the College made one of the first three rank groups, a figure that rose to 31.8 in 1941 and 39.4 percent in 1952. Last year it dropped to 37.6 percent. The growth in the List has been most apparent in Groups II and III, with unsatisfactory records and Group I remaining fairly stable...