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Particular attention, Conant added, must be paid to the problems of the seven privately endowed hospitals which cooperate with the Medical School. The Law School's problem is not quite so serious because of generous donations by alumni, although the school is now experimenting with teaching fellowships...
...Ottawa with ruddy-faced Arnold Heeney, Canada's Under Secretary of State for External Affairs. The new dispute centered around the proposal to ship 100 million bushels of wheat to Western Germany and Japan this year under the 38-nation International Wheat Agreement. Since the grain will be paid for in U.S. dollars, the U.S. took the view that it should be U.S. wheat, of which there is a surplus. Canadian spokesmen argued that the object of the wheat agreement was to restore normal world wheat trade, not provide dumping machinery for surpluses. Canada asked for a quota...
...opening night last month a glamorous audience paid up to $25 a seat to hear La Bohème. The performance was doomed from the start. Derisive whistles greeted the tenor's vain struggles for the high notes. After the soprano's first-act aria, a critic cracked: "They call me Mimi, but my name is Brünnhilde...
Charles R. Cherington '35, associate professor of Government and secretary of the Graduate School of Public Administration, was yesterday appointed assistant director of the state's "baby Hoover Commission." He will be paid on on a per diem basis but not more than $4500 a year...
Emmanuel explained that many non-Communists, regarding Bloch as a man of letters and a journalist, had paid their respects at his grave...