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...things look now, ERP aid may have to work on ten years past its original target date of 1952. Trade barriers and ineffective propaganda can slow things up even more. But M. Le Gay points out that "ERP has kept us our democracy--as long as things stay good, communism won't have a chance." We should prepare to face year after year of paying out, if we want to keep things good...
...road in the Northwest by which an aggressor force or a defending Allied army could travel. At night, troops had to leave the road to bivouac in the bush in their nylon tents and down-filled sleeping bags. But most of the transport was roadbound, an easy target for air attack...
...whole armies at one surprise stroke, the U.S. would strike only if struck first. The element of surprise would always be Russia's monopoly. The tempting nakedness of America's great cities and the vulnerable concentration of her industrial plants also made the U.S. a more profitable target than Russia...
...fans nothing that they could not have read in the sport pages, but he hopes to turn up two or three "exclusive" items each week. Despite the lateness of the broadcast hour, at least one item on every show will be aimed "directly at kids," who are the primary target of youth-minded Jackie Robinson. Each show will end on a nonsports note. Sample: "In order to love your own country, it isn't necessary to hate others...
...Arms and the Girl" opens, a cannonball crashes through the back wall of a barn, lands on the stage, and rolls directly toward an alarmed audience. The new Theatre Guild musical comedy is aimed at a target just as broad--the old New England custom of bundling--and it scores a hit almost as solid as the one by the cannonball...