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...money, keep a complete accounting of supplies received, must hand out aid to the politically unsavory as well as to the faithful, and finally must keep man-power where Washington thinks it belongs--on the farm, not in the army. Under such conditions approval for relief supplies could conceivably depend on the quality of a secretary's morning cup of coffee. Even the three countries Under Secretary of State Dean Acheson publicly stated would probably need aid--Italy, Austria, and Greece--don't fit the bill. Of the three, only Italy has not been charged with manipulating food for political...
...presidents in the past have been drawn from many different walks of life. Military heroes, Indian fighters, business men, and politicians have had their day in the White House, Now, in this modern age, when the peace of the World may well depend upon the wise control and development of atomic energy, we need a first-rate scientist...
Both Railway Express and U. S. Post Office authorities made it clear that further restrictions will depend on coal strike developments...
...Copeland instructor must go elsewhere after his appointment is completed. As a result, other colleges have represented on their faculties such outstanding men of letters as Allen Tate, Robert Penn Warren, and W. H. Auden, while Harvard undergraduates must get along on a starvation diet of composition courses and depend for the inspiration and advice such men could offer on the Morris Gray Fund guest lectures. Although it would be possible for Harvard to obtain one or more men of the calibre of Auden or Tate, the University's blindness to the invaluable services which such men could render...
...Goldovsky brought to Boston last week a new musical idea which may fill one of the city's most acute artistic acute artistic vacuums. Boston, like every other city in the United States but New York, has no worth-while grand opera of its own and is forced to depend on annual visits by the Metropolitan for whatever operatic experience it gets. If Goldovsky's latest project is carried on and improved, however, from last week's excellent starting point, this sorry tradition should evaporate quickly...