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Scheduled to begin at 3 o'clock, the conferences will be held on the top floor of Brooks House, in Holden Chapel, and in Saunders Theatre, whence the discussion will be broadcast by the Crimson Network...
...same time Joseph Stalin broadcast a special "order of the day" to the Red Army and the world. His words were confident, but his was the promise of vic tory, not the report of victories gained: "We shall throw the enemy from the gates of Leningrad and liberate White Russia, the Ukraine and the Crimea. The Red Banner will fly everywhere it has flown before." He conceded gravely that victory is still expensively distant: "He [the enemy] is not yet beaten and a stern struggle is ahead of us. New units must be sent to the front to forge victory...
...arrange matters that smart, courteous and genuine news analyses are broadcast every day in various idioms to various parts of the world; to entrust such work to imaginative men with a sense of who their auditors are, and to give these men full data on the propaganda of the enemy...
...attitude of Minister Buitton and Jerphanion, who is his secretary. But Jerphanion confesses: "What I actually found was a lot of noisy fellows who started lying from the word go . . .in order to deceive me and send me away with a wholly fallacious idea which they expected me to broadcast...
Artistry bowed before racial prejudice again this week, right here in Boston, too, in a manner reminiscent of the Affaire Marian Anderson of two years ago. Those of you who heard Frankic Newton's broadcast last Sunday remember the sensitive guitar strummings and down to earth blues singing by Joshua White. Josh White accompanied Libby Hofman, who learned to sing the blues from him, over at the Balinese Room of the Somerset this past week. He has produced three fine albums, devoted especially to his songs, but a musician of his accomplishments is just another Negro to the innkeepers...