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The Commodore. The boss of this crack crew is a ruddy, restive 50-year-old with twinkling china-blue eyes and eloquent white brows, who is more at home in a diving suit or on a burning deck than behind his Washington desk. No Annapolis man, Commodore Sullivan studied architecture...
Refreshed, reanimated and refurbished, 72 Southern country preachers last week went back home to work. For 16 days, at a unique new school at Emory (Ga.) Uni versity, they had mopped their brows in the clinging heat and studied agricultural problems, learned about agencies serving the rural South, got tips...
Hamilton Fish, Congressman from New York for almost a quarter-century, wriggled his beetling black brows and thundered: "I had hoped to be Chairman Of the Rules Committee. . . . I am opposed to Naziism . . . but there is one thing worse-and that is the bloody hand of Communism. . . . It took most...
Plain Man. The old man was not a great orator; but the U.S. always stopped and listened when he spoke. He was not an impressive figure of a statesman: his baggy, old-fashioned suit was topped by a limp string of bow tie; his droopy eyelids, under bushy brows, made...
From the Italian front last week a BBC reporter broadcast a statement that was enough to set the art connoisseurs of the world mopping their brows with relief. Said he, as the Allies moved into Florence: