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...wish me to give you my professional opinion of Brigadier . . . David Sloane?" asked the London brain specialist...
Songs & Stories. When they were not too busy the U.S. staff gathered in the evening to hear Balkan Specialist Cavendish Cannon play the piano. He and James W. Riddleberger, the department's German specialist, and Charles Eustis Bohlen, Russian-speaking specialist on the U.S.S.R., had the most work to do. Their boss, Assistant Secretary of State James C. Dunn, looked cheerful although he had not been in favor of a hard peace for Germany. U.S. delegates who knew no Russian learned two words from daily dealing with the Russian Security guards who stood by every Potsdam door. The words...
Elliott Roosevelt, who rose from Captain to Brigadier General as an Army Air Forces reconnaissance specialist serving in Africa, Sicily, Italy, Britain and France-and whose prewar financial affairs are now being investigated at the request of Congress (TIME, June 25)-won his release from active duty effective Aug. 15. The War Department took pains to announce that it had decided to give him the release before it knew about the investigation...
...reputable doctor who agrees with Proust-Dr. Harry Bakwin, associate professor of pediatrics at New York University's College of Medicine-has drawn a shocking bill of particulars against some of medicine's modern fads. This children's specialist thinks there are far too many operations on children, too much hospitalization, too many inhuman rules about care and feeding. In the New England Journal of Medicine he states his case...
...Navy Lieut. John Andrew Roth, 26, onetime Amerasia researcher, recently in the Office of Naval Intelligence. Cf Emmanuel Sigurd Larsen, 47, specialist in the State Department's China Division...