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...unexpected stories and interesting sidelights on the echoes of World War II in his bailiwick. In addition he is Associate Editor of "Who's Who in Liberia" and the author of something he calls "A Classic: God and the Negro"-and all in all we have grown so fond of him we would like to send a Stanley to Africa to see what happened...
Despite the fact that the unseasoned Radcliffe oarsmen cannot row much more than fifteen minutes a day, Miss Clarke, toughened by her years of experience, and serving only as coxswain manages to work up a sweat on a few delicate feminine brows. In fact the girls, though fond of their storn mentor, definitely agree that she is "hardbeiled." As one young thing commented, "She won't even let me powder my nose...
...Your fond and loving...
...will not last. Sooner or later, the movie stars will go back to Hollywood, the public will get tired of bond-selling stunts, bond sales will fall. In the year 1942 they will probably be 15-25% below the Treasury's fond $12-billion hope. And with war costs up to $5.5 billions monthly and still rising, even Henry Morgenthau weakened last month, admitted that to pay for the war and keep inflation under control the U.S. must "supplement the voluntary bond purchase program with . . . forced savings...
...trip to this well-stocked metropolis should be a particular treat for the Indians in the Green tribe who are fond of their fire-water. A campaign started by Dartmouth Inter-fraternity Council to revise rules in respect to drinking has received considerable attention from college authorities, and may ultimately result in a curb on the consumption of beer and hard liquor on the Green campus...