Word: effectively
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...five days, the newsmen bobbed behind the President's ship in a rented yacht in the hope that Mr. Truman would be a little more specific. They waited in vain. Near the end of the cruise through Chesapeake Bay, Charlie Ross, asked about it again, achieved an effect he probably did not intend: "The President has not commented on the elections in any extensive way-certainly not in any way that could be used for publication...
...that force be limited to batallions (or regiments); 2. that Germany should receive arms under the plan only after all the other members had been fully supplied; 3. that a supra-national European defense ministry be set up; 4. that certain parts of the Schuman Plan be put into effect before there was any action on German rearmament...
...Congress adopts U.M.S., the plan should take effect slowly, with some induction postponements allowed during the opening years. Colleges would be helped over the initial break, and then the full plan could be installed when the first men begin returning after their service...
...Senate Armed Services Committee has already discussed U.M.S. while on the U.M.T. bill. But no U.M.S. bill has been introduced as it would have to be to get the program into effect. Under the present draft law, of course, General Hershey can set up any system of deferments he pleases. Thus the Trytten plan could go through without Congressional approval; but Conant's proposal must go through the legislature, since it is entirely...
...Effect on Colleges: Would advance the median age of the nation's colleges by two years. Lack of students during first years of program--before men return in large numbers--might work a hardship on many institutions...