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...sits in the Résidence Générale at Rabat today is General Augustin Léon Guillaume, 56, a forthright and plain-spoken man with a brilliant military record in two world wars. A doctor's son from the Alps, Guillaume speaks Italian, German, Russian, Serbo-Croatian, Moorish Arabic, Berber; he was a close friend of the late Marshal de Lattre de Tassigny, hero of Indo-China...
Sophomores--Anthony Augustin Caimi, Philadelphia, Pa.; Hugh Pollard Chandler, Auburndale, Mass.; Bernard Edward O'Brien, Laconia, N. H.; William Morris
...Hiding. France, like Britain in Iran, had made a serious mistake in not yielding to the nationalists at a time when moderate concessions might have been acceptable. Now, what could France and the West do? Last week, from France's Resident General in Morocco, General Augustin Guillaume, came strong advice: "I ask all free countries to support our policy in Morocco, and not hide behind a cautious neutrality, nor to have contacts with our worst enemies-who are not mere nationalists, but wild religious fanatics. . . I would like to see Washington give its diplomatic and consular representatives in Morocco...
...book, Island of Death (J. J. Augustin; $7), Dr. Werner Wolff, professor of psychology at Bard College, N.Y., tackles the problem with a "psychological" approach. There is plenty of scattered information about Easter Island, says Dr. Wolff. Why not fit the pieces together and use psychological insight to reconstruct the island's ancient culture? Then the mystery of the statues might be solved...
...When Augustin Daly [and Joseph Howard] dramatized the novel (Worrell Sisters' New York Theater, Nov. 11, 1867), he expanded Beecher's . . . character into a major part for Miss Jennie Worrell, the youngest of the three famed theatrical sisters...