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...T.U.C. General Council, however, has no direct control over its constituent unions or their nearly 8,000,000 members. It can only "recommend." A real test of Cripps's disagreeable program will come next month, when leaders of individual unions meet. Already some unions had balked. Last week the huge Confederation of Shipbuilding & Engineering Unions (3,000,000 members) was still insisting on a general wage increase. Said Communist Arthur Horner, general secretary of the Mineworkers' Union: "The first blow in the economic crisis must be struck at profits and luxury living, not at wages...
...said in the magazine. It leaves untouched the most important single aspect of magazine publishing. The Deans have broken no paths and set no guideposts in denying a group of Harvard undergraduates the right to use their organization's name in their magazine. The Council should recommend a reversal as soon as possible...
...editorial is the last in the first part of a series in which the Crimson is undertaking an examination of undergraduate life at Harvard. The editorials in the first part of the series have attempted to reveal the situation as it is, not to reach final conclusions nor to recommend changes. Later editorials will view the picture as a whole and take a definite stand on problems that have been raised, and the final part of the series will make definite recommendations...
...bicycle shop. In 1896, they read about the fatal crash of Otto Lilienthal, a German scientist who had been experimenting with gliders. They sent to the Smithsonian 'Institution for all the information there was on flying (there wasn't much), and asked the Weather Bureau to recommend a place where the wind blew steady and strong over unobstructed ground. The bureau suggested Kitty Hawk...
...taken, that is as much as to say that it samples accurately what each student knows, from which it follows that Mr. Cramer can teach a student more in six hours than he can learn from the Department of History in six weeks. In that event I should recommend that Mr. Cramer be hired on the spot to teach History...