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...leaders, especially Mohandas Gandhi, are often badly misunderstood in the West. They are, indeed, not easy for most Western minds to understand. One difficulty is the fact that their statements, as carried in the Western press, are frequently too brief to be illuminating. Below is an extended interview with Gandhi, cabled from India last week by TIME'S Correspondent Jack Belden...
...paper tape pulled under it at a constant speed of approximately one inch every five seconds. When a button is pressed, an electric magnet jogs the pen a quarter of an inch, keeps it off the apathy line until the button is released. Working from a timed script, researchers interview the subjects after the program, ask the cause for their likes & dislikes...
This program will be the Network's second special event broadcast of the summer session. The first broadcast of the session was the ten hour interview show which originated at Memorial Hall on Freshman registration...
...Faculty interviews, which met with considerable student interest last spring, will once again be heard twice weekly. The Network hopes to be able to interview a large number of the leading members of the summer school staff on subjects of national and international importance...
...students transferring to V-5, Lieut. (jg) F. W. MacBarron, of the Navy's Flight Selection Board, will accompany Lieut. Fry and will be available with him at Lowell House C-12 and at the meeting to be held at the Phillips Brooks House. They will be available for interview on Saturday and Monday at Lowell House, and will speak to the pre-arranged general assembly at the Phillips Brooks House on Monday, June...