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Those nominated were John W. Ellison '44, Dana Fernald '46, Peter F. Kranz '45, and Lyman C. Wind '45. At present, Ellison heads the War Service Committee, Fernald is co-chairman of the Contact Committee, Kranz is Personnel Chairman, and wind leads the Social Service Committee. The new and old officers will select the summer Cabinet...
...WAVES Long for Bids to Home--Those at Radcliffe Seek Hospitality Lifeline". This local press headline met the highly sympathetic eye of Mixer Co-Chairman Cadet Dick Powell one day earlier this week. Within the minute he was on the phone talking with Ensign Marie Gaertner, administrative officer of the Radcliffe WAVES; result, the scheduling of tomorrow evening's WAVE-Business School mixer to be given in Chase Hall from 8:30 to 11:30, Cadet Bob Byers and his 12-piece "Hot Rythm Stompers" wil create something like music for the occasion...
...regular cabinet meeting of Phillips Brooks House last night Dana Fernald '46 of Adams House was elected co-Chairman of the Contact Committee and Kent C. Fry '46 of Lowell House was named Chairman of the War Volunteers section of the War Service Committee...
...John F. Sly, professor of Politics at Princeton and chairman of the conference, will open the meeting at two o'clock. Prominent among the list of conference speakers will be Dr. Leonard Carmichael, president of Tufts College, and Dr. Alfred D. Simpson, associate professor of Education at Harvard and co-chairman, who will speak on "The impact of the War on Educational Policy...
...first concern of all," said Jewish Co-Chairman Roger W. Straus in summing up the conference, "was that totalitarianism be crushed." Catholic Co-Chairman Carlton J. H. Hayes was applauded for saying America must end her "aloofness and holier-than-thou attitude." Even Protestant Pacifist Walter Van Kirk, head of the National Peace Conference and secretary of the Commission to Study the Bases of a Just and Durable Peace, acknowledged that "the use of force is not immoral for the preservation of law and order by a world society that is heroically bent upon establishing justice...