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...staying out than by getting in." The Century has carefully opened its columns to the views of leaders on both sides, and Editor Hutchinson agrees that an overwhelming majority of the Protestant clergy favor aid to Britain and are not opposed to U. S. rearmament. He believes that if all-out aid to Britain must include war, the clergy would split 60% against, 40% for-a very marked change since...
Hollywood was interested from the beginning, and Owner Hepburn could write her own ticket. She demanded two leading male stars, an all-out production, $175,000 for the screen rights, $75,000 for her services as an actress. M. G. M. ponied up gladly after its bright young Producer-Writer Joseph Mankiewicz put together an acceptable trial script. It further offered that amiably stringy young man, James Stewart, plus Cary Grant, whose $137,500 fee was paid directly to British war relief...
Waldrop names Roger Bigelow Merriman '96, Gurney Professor of History, and William Y. Elliott, professor of Government, as the worst offenders. "These two are typical of the organized minority determined to stamp out of Harvard's faculty and student body any question of the rightness of an all-out war on Germany...
...things: to see to it that the British Empire and Commonwealth are not defeated and destroyed, and to keep us out of participation in the war as active belligerents." This is a concise and accurate statement of the basic formula of foreign policy summed up by the popular phrase "all-out aid short...
SOFIA--Premier Bogdan Filoff said today that the war threatens to envelop the entire world as result of President Roosevelt's pledge of all-out aid to Britain...