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Backing the stand of top AVC leaders opposing Communist and Fascist infiltration, the Harvard Chapter of the American Veterans Committee last night scored in dramatic terms the "perverse philosophy" of the American Communist Party and its efforts to "exploit the hardships of the veteran in order to further the Party's selfish political ends...
Urging full attendance at tonight's meeting of the 700-man Harvard AVC chapter, Chairman Reginald Zalles 2G asked last night that a "broad democratic base" of the unit's membership aid in resolving the issues set for discussion. On the agenda is a resolution endorsing the national AVC stand opposing fascism and communism as well as the nomination of delegates to the Chicago Student Conference this month and the Massachusetts AVC convention in January...
Words & Deeds. The prelude to George Messersmith's Argentine mission is as long and weird as any chapter in U.S. foreign relations. In the cloistered halls of the U.S. State Department, the word "policy" has two meanings. To one group of men "policy" means something you say; to another it means something...
...Lukirsky and N. A. Perfilov told the Academy of Sciences of the U.S.S.R. that they knew what happened to negative mesons: the powerful little particles struck atomic nuclei and died while breaking them up. Trumpeted S. I. Vavilov, president of the Academy, "This possibly begins an altogether new chapter in the physics of the atomic nucleus." U.S. physicists applauded mildly, while awaiting more information...
...greater numbers for his ideal programs. Atypical weekly bill at the U.T. includes two separate show, usually double features, of three days' duration each, Review Day on Wednesday, and a Children's Movie at at 10 A.M. Saturday morning (Roy Rogers and Trigger in "Song of Arizona," and Chapter 13 of "Chick Carter, Detective" are featured this week). Because of booking arrangements, most of the U.T.'s pictures reach its screen 28 or more days after concluding their run at the Met or other downtown Boston theatres...