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...last four months when Pee Wee Russell, famous hot clarinetist, Bill Davison, outstanding cornetist, and some other members of Davison's band which is now playing in Boston, come out to play from 8 to 9 o'clock tonight in a program which has been arranged and will be broadcast by the Crimson Network...
Last week other church statesmen testified to this need in moving words. Cried the Anglican Bishop of Chichester in a transatlantic broadcast: "We must have a faith equal to that of the Nazis or we shall not win." Said the new Archbishop of Canterbury in a letter to the London Times: "To many of us it seems that what is needed is not a new political device, but a new temper of mind and a new spiritual approach." John Foster Dulles and Walter Van Kirk, chairman and secretary, respectively, of the Federal Council's Commission to Study the Bases...
...Army Air Forces. His aim: a gunner's post. Columnist Hedda ("The Gabbler") Hopper promptly announced that because of an old agreement this meant Robert Taylor and Spencer Tracy would also enlist at the same time. Meantime Gable m.c.'d a War Department short-wave broadcast for the armed forces abroad, helped Mather Field's Army Air Forces Lieut. Jimmy Stewart overwhelm goggle-eyed Torcheuse Dinah Shore, in Hollywood for a screen career...
...White Paper the British Government printed the obituary. It noted that "Germany has deliberately destroyed arrangements concerning Czecho-Slovakia reached in 1938," that "the Prime Minister has already stated in a message broadcast to the Czecho-Slovak people Sept. 30, 1940 the attitude of His Majesty's Government with regard to the arrangements." The Paper recalled that the British had officially told Dr. Benes that they considered the corpse a corpse...
...Passive resistance has never been complete enough to accomplish anything in the past and has resulted in violence by hoodlums which gradually subsides into nothing" stated Walter E. Clark '03. Wales Professor of Sanskrit and Master of Kirkland House in a broadcast over the Crimson Network...