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...attacked "at least one" of the four undergraduates who signed Monday's statement disavewing all intentions to carry on "scouting" activities. On the basis of this statement C. Crane Brinton '19, professor of History, had agreed to sponsor the League...
Police Control? The bills worried a great many anti-Communist Japanese, including the editors of Asahi and Mainichi, the country's leading newspapers. The bulk of the Teachers Union membership, it was agreed, is not Communist; newspapers aptly call the union tancho-zuru, after a native crane with a white body and a small, red head. But action taken against the whole group would strengthen the Communists' hand. Also, warned Mainichi: "Twisted interpretation of the laws could place the nation's education system under police control...
...next six months, Ron's 300 co-workers will not even give him a "good morning" when he comes to work. Their only communication with him during his five hours at work each day will be the monosyllables "up" or "down" necessary to his job as a crane operator...
...holders of unfortunate tickets: Seats on the ten-yard line are not so bad. You can see each play very well when it is on the ten-yard line at your end. If you crane your neck, you can sometimes see it when it is not there...
Reelected for two-year terms are Edward J. Sullivan (Ind.), Joseph A. De Guglielmo '29 (CCA), Edward A. Crane '35 (CCA), Thomas M. McNamara (Ind.), Hyman Pill (CCA), John J. Foley (Ind.), and John D. Lynch...