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...I.N.S. friend says that anybody who was both honest and experienced would immediately have smelled a rat. . . . He can't understand why the hell the radio people run for their microphones without first thinking a little. Neither...
This is a season in which great things are expected on Broadway. Robert Sherwood's "Out of Hell" opens in Providence in a few days, and Elmer Rice, Maxwell Anderson, and other honored playwrights promise big things. Tennessee Williams, newly risen through "The Glass Menagerie," is the focus of the big town's attention this week--but "You Touched Me" is no "Glass Menagerie," despite its merits...
...went Prime Minister Clement Attlee himself. But he had only cold comfort to give. Said he: Britain cannot shirk her obligation to maintain forces in Europe, the Middle East, the Far East; hence the Bevin plan for gradual demobilization must stand. Two days later, Isaacs again endorsed the plan. "Hell," said a colonel over from Germany, "these aren't the men we voted...
...tavern conference began on a strained, embarrassed note; soon tempers flared, voices grew loud. Finally, Howe boiled, told the union men to "get the hell out of here." Then he clamped his hat on his head, stomped away...
...Better Time." Quick was the union to shout for a retraction from Howe. They said he had also cried: "Let the workers go on strike. What the hell do I care? . . . There is no better time to strike. . . . Workers have been nursed through the war. They may as well realize that the war is over. I don't give a damn if they do have to take jobs at 25? an hour less. . . . The war is through, the plant is through and your union...