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...night last week, Nagaoka rushed into the bureau chief's office with exciting news. Ritsu Ito, one of the nine Japanese Communist leaders whom the police have sought for three months, was in hiding near Kobe, reported Nagaoka, and an intermediary had arranged for him to interview Ito. At 1 a.m. Nagaoka left the Asahi bureau by taxi to keep his rendezvous. At 5:30 a.m. he was back in the office and pounding out his story...
Station WNBC, searching desperately for a replacement, found a formidable one: Eleanor Roosevelt, who will be assisted on her Monday-through-Friday chore by son Elliott. On her 45-minute show, Mrs. Roosevelt plans to interview "outstanding personalities," and discuss art, books, plays and fashions, as well as major problems facing the world. Said WNBC: "She is available for sponsorship...
...last Council Education Committee headed by Poskanzer used a personal interview method of research, and then reported the answers of nearly every student subject. It viewed mainly the formal teaching system, while the "Whole Man" committee hopes to take in all contacts a student makes in Cambridge...
THORNTON N. WILDER (Yale '20) moved into his winter quarters in Dunster House last night after a drive up from New Haven. "My first interview must go to Dunster men," he said, in an early outburst of House spirit. (It looks as if the Funsters got to him early...
...clip of seven miles a second is a sensation no man has yet experienced. But the producers of the picture sometimes carry things to absurd extremes. For instance, when the rocket lights on the moon, the participants must first of all take part in a walky-talky interview via New York, for they are now celebrities...