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That was an interesting and enlightening Background for Peace. . . . But there was one thing about it that bothered me - the rather lukewarm and qualified nature of the praise bestowed on Ely Culbertson's World Federation Plan.
And then there's Colonel Bertie McCormick's Chicago Tribune. The Tribune, like Joe Patterson's sheet, isn't too happy about this Russian alliance. Of course, it has every respect for the noble efforts of the valiant Russian heroes, but, as a recent editorial maintained, we mustn't praise...
Speaking to a group of interested listeners, George L. Kneller, a lecturer at Yale University in the Department of Education, explained the details of the Ely Culbertson Peace Plan at the Dunster House Common Room last night.
Presentation of the plan's skeleton in pamphlet form marked Step No. 3 in Ely Culbertson's systematic campaign. First he submitted the plan to several scores of notables in all walks of life, got almost unanimous approval, at least of principle. Second, he published a succinct outline...
In his time, Rumanian-born Ely Culbertson has been a young Russian revolutionary, an intellectual hobo, a student at Geneva, and an author (The Strange Lives of One Man, 1940). Last week he dictated furiously on his new book, intent on his own version of what the future should be...