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But Schönberg is convinced that his music is slowly winning public approval. Says he: "There is less resistance. Once I was beaten for my music, now younger men get some of the beating." Of Transfigured Night's belated popularity he crowed: "You see! In 1901 a critic...
For the first time in history, the U.S. was getting ready to lower the ceiling on its national debt. With the blessing of Treasury Secretary Fred Vinson, the Senate Finance Committee sent up a bill to reduce the limit from $300 to $275 billion.* Crowed billion-pinching Senator Harry Byrd...
"I am the financial and economic dictator of Argentina," crowed Miguel Miranda to a friend last week. As Juan Perón's closest adviser and president of Argentina's newly nationalized Central Bank (TIME, April 8), the portly, fiftyish tin-can manufacturer was feeling his oats. A...
Between Heaven & Earth. Love and dread were to become the only consistently recognizable elements in Chagall's work. His candles stood for weddings-or funerals. His roosters crowed for joy-or looked monstrously fierce. But the most confusing thing about Chagall was that all of his few symbols hung...
Speaking to a capacity crowed were Thomas, former Socialist presidential candidate; Dan T. Smith, professor of Finance; Alvin H. Hansen, Littauer Professor of Political Economy; and Senator Bourke B. Hickenlooper, Republican, from lows. Moderator was E. Merrick Dodd, Jr. '10, professor of Law.