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Remington spent all his savings last year fighting off Elizabeth Bentley's charges that he had given her secret documents while he was with the War Production Board. He has recently been accused of membership in a 1937 Knoxville Communist cell. Lee was charged by a Senator with impeding the flow of aviation gasoline to the Chinese nationalists. It will be very unfortunate if the two men are fired without the public finding out what the Commerce Department thinks of these charges, if indeed it thinks of them...
...hour embryo was a double-cell group (the fertilized ovum having just begun to divide) and was found in the Fallopian tube. In other cases, embryos four to four-and-a-half days old were found in the uterus. Presumably the youngest human yet observed would have descended to the uterus within...
...Brother." The hero is an anonymous Flemish prisoner, tortured with hopes of liberty by an inquisitor-jailer who gently calls him "My brother" and assures him that Flanders will soon be freed from Spain. After the jailer has departed one evening, the prisoner notices his cell door has been left open. He creeps down an endless corridor; a torturer, carrying the tools of his trade, and two priests pass him without notice. When he finally reaches the open air, his cry of exultation is drowned out by a liturgical chant from chorus and organ. Two arms reach...
Joan's "inner life" offered more opportunity for soliloquy in her cell than for dramatic movement. The limply worded libretto, by Queens College Music Professor Joseph Machlis, was not only static but too often banal. And the music, well-made but often weak where it needed strength, was more effective at setting moods than delivering powerful operatic punches...
...hear excerpts from secret testimony taken from two more ex-Communists: Howard Allen Bridgman, identified as an associate professor at Tufts College in Massachusetts, and Kenneth McConnell, a onetime party organizer. Both had sworn that they knew Remington as a Communist Party member and had sat in cell meetings with him while he worked (during a one-year interlude between his second and third years at Dartmouth) as a messenger for TVA. McConnell recalled that the party had once disciplined Remington for sloppy dressing, had later "induced" him to return to college because Communism needed "educated men as well...