Word: offered
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...Hoffman spoke, the twelve foreign ministers of the Atlantic Treaty nations were meeting in London. France's dramatic offer to pool her coal and steel industries with those of Germany could mean the beginning of the end of a primary cause of age-old hatreds in the West. Last week's announcements from London-of a permanent Atlantic Treaty strategy committee, of the Atlantic nations' aim to build toward a balanced, collective military force (see INTERNATIONAL)-meant that free men were no longer sitting on their feet and wringing their hands, but moving along a steady road...
When the two-day conference was over, Herbert Morrison had sold the Labor Party on moderation. This week the party's national executive committee was scheduled to start speedy work on a platform which would offer something to everybody. Among probable planks: a halt in nationalization, continued derationing (see below), lowered food costs, and some thawing of the wage freeze. Labor hoped to stave off another election until next year, but with so uncertain a majority in the House of Commons, the party had to have a good platform in stock...
...sorts of arguments have been advanced against the Club. Some observers feel the building will spoil the esthetic effect of the Lowell House tower, others consider a new Varsity Club detrimental to the spirit of the House plan. But the only reason which the Corporation saw fit to offer for its decision was that it had a "moral obligation" to Allston Burr '89, and it is this which has served as the center of the controversy. Once you decide the "moral obligation" does not exist, then you can spend Burr's donation, which amounts to over one million dollars...
...vision-cellist, and Norman Z. Wolfsohn 3G, pianist, will present a program of sonnies by Handel, Bach, Hindemith, and Brahms tonight. On Friday, Robert T. Gartside, Jr. '50, tonor, William, F. Russell, planist, and Andrew M. Health, Jr. '50, pianist, along with the Eliot String Quartet, will offer a program of Faure, Haydn, and Vaughan Williams...
...part of the Boston Jubilee, the University will offer two tours of its buildings and grounds today, as it did Saturday and yesterday. One "general" tour covers the libraries and the Yard; the other takes visitors to class and laboratory buildings. Both tours start at the Widener steps, the first at 1 p.m. the second...