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...southern states, for unskilled as well as skilled workers. Although the government has urged and even demanded that industry hire Negroes, management officials have been slow to respond. Standard Steel of Kansas City, Missouri, declared: "We have never had a Negro worker in twenty-five years and don't intend to start...
...take a generation or two to mend, they could crush Hitler alone. But they do not choose to do that. The Red Army, said Stalin's Order, was "not created for the purpose of conquest of foreign countries, but to defend the frontiers of Soviet land." The Russians intend to have some army left to fight the peace with, too. Therefore, if the Allies have not moved on the Continent by the time Russia restores her borders, Russia may stop there. The Allies' rate of progress in North Africa-prelude to invasion of the Continent-is therefore...
...when President Woods telephoned him at his Miami Beach hotel, he sputtered: "How about using your network to say that I think the time has come when the Blue Network should be taken over by the people?" Woods kept calm and Winchell continued: "I intend to remain as free as the air, not as free as the air waves. . . . You might be pictured in years to come as a sort of Bluenose of the free...
...intend to go all-out in intensifying our air warfare," said "Andy" Andrews in London last week. "I believe very strongly in strategic bombing." Yet the Nazis could not take his appointment to mean that an invasion of the Continent would not also be launched from England. One of his jobs, said West Pointer Andrews, would be to "prepare for the reception of the large U.S. forces who undoubtedly will be brought to the United Kingdom...
Barnes soon discovered that Russell, who regularly changes his unlisted telephone number, did not intend to become as cozy as John Dewey. Russell also preferred not to lecture in the Foundation's main gallery, where the glowing nudes distracted him, and moved his lectures to less fleshly quarters on the second floor...