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With the Christmas vacation only a month away, Henry F. Bigelow, Jr. '44, captain of the ski team, last night keynoted this winter's season by saying that "skiing today is of the utmost importance and should be greatly encouraged, since the Army mountain troops have already issued an appeal for skiing talent...
...battle on the gridiron, it was urged that "Yale may refuse on the score that Harvard has already become well acquainted with the game. Very true, but Yale can practise and learn it during the fall. It is a game very simple to learn, requiring, at the utmost, two week's practice for a club to be able to play it skillfully...
Baldwin also reported that Australian labor was loafing on its war job. Army Minister Francis Forde, Foreign Minister Herbert Evatt erupted, denounced Baldwin, denied his charges. General MacArthur, incidentally disowning any political ambitions (see p. 21), duly announced he had received the utmost cooperation. But informed observers judged Baldwin was not far wrong, guessed the recent improvement of news from New Guinea, including the Allies' recapture of the Jap base at Kokoda, was one sign that Douglas MacArthur was already solving some very serious internal problems. If this was true, Washington had one good reason (among...
Commenting on what he thought should be the goal of the war preparation measure, the Red Sox first baseman said that any physical fitness program should aim at "coordination as well as muscle building." "In wartime as well as in peacetime both mental and physical development are of the utmost importance," he said. "We must be sure that we get a proper balance between...
...course for the Allies to follow is clear: Whatever help, in whatever form, we can give to Russia to sustain her in her colossal effort should be given in the fullest measure and with the utmost speed. She is bearing more than her share of the common burden...