Word: successfully
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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Efforts to make tomorrow's rally a success were bolstered, however, by the assurance of band manager Paul A. Lucey '51 that about 100 band members (twice the usual number) would play at the rally...
...play was written by Jean Giraudoux, author of "Amphitryon 38," and the recent Broadway success, "The Madwomen of Chaillot." Prior to the Cambridge opening, the group plans to take the "War" on the road, with a Wellesley opening scheduled for November...
...movies. While in Hollywood he lost confidence in himself. Unwilling to admit this failure, he passes the blame on to his wife through the bitter, shadowy years of obscurity. It is at this the play takes up his story. A young director who remembered Elgin's early success needs a leading man when his contracted star leaves a new play. He calls on Elgin and the drama follows through the early rehearsals to the Broadway opening...
...connection with the Big Five, the U.S. must sooner or later recognize that Chiang's Formosa is not a major power. The carrier Communist China is allowed into the U.N., the more favorable are that body's chances for success, particularly in dealing with the difficult situations in Formosa and Korea. The occupation, rehabilitation, and administration of Korea will be a major test, and the whole value of the Korean expedition in the eyes of Asia will depend on how well the U.N. can handle the ambitious Syngman Rhee and the equally ambitious General MacArthur. The disposition of Formosa...
Along with alerting America, the Korean war has reemphasized the difficulties facing the U.N. After five years of watching it is action, the world cannot feel sure of the U.N.'s success. But surely its failure would mean the failure of the hope for peace...