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Saravelas came to Cambridge from a job as the director of a Young Men's Jewish Council Youth Center in Chicago. He was appointed by City Manager Corcoran after being selected by a board of directors that included politically connected Judge Lawrence Feloney, a. clergyman, and representatives of the schools, the police, the probation department, and the Shady Hill crowd. After Saravelas was hired, the board reverted to a simple advisory role, and Saravelas found himself a comfortable house on the North Shore...
...Crimson put on its uniform on Friday, May 14, 1943. The banner on the paper read "The Service News", and a box on either side of that title carried a large question mark and the plea, "Submit a Name". A few weeks later, a local clergyman won the paper's $25 War Bond by submitting "Harvard Service News...
Yesterday, before his departure, Episcopal Bishop Robert L. DeWitt expressed doubt that the group would have an opportunity to discuss the war with the Pope, terming the possibility "journalistic speculation." He said that the six clergyman decided to make the European trip after concluding that Congress did not have the stomach to end the war. Only the voice of the international community could influence the President to make peace, Dewitt said...
...Hone's espionage novel have nothing to do with espionage. His hero, far from being the traditional gun-and-karate spy, is a mournful reincarnation of the wandering Irishman, someone whose way of escaping from Egypt is to hitch a ride on a Land Rover with an Anglican clergyman who is setting off with beagle-like optimism to expand the parish in the Saharan sands around Tobruk...
Joan of Arc has been many people to many writers. To Al Carmines, the off-Broadway clergyman-showman (TIME, May 22), she is an idealist with a square build, a butch haircut, a belting voice, and a yen for planting bombs in public toilets for the sake of the revolution...