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Dates: during 1940-1949
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House Chairman for the drive are James T. Otis '45, and David T. Donovan '46, Winthrop; Eugene C. Buskirk '48, Kirkland; Christopher Holabird '48, Lowell; Laurence F. O'Donnell '49, Dunster; Guenter Mattersdorf '48, Leverett; William S. Campbell '50, Adams; and Austin F. Lyne '48, Eliot...
Problems discussed by the panel revolved around the question of the amount of power which should be delegated to a world government. The Montreux Declaration, framed by an international conference last summer called for a world government of very broad powers. Panel speaker David Baumman '51, stated that only a fairly limited world government proposal would be likely to be accepted by the United States...
Last week David Alfaro Siqueiros was the most important man in Mexico City. When his first big exhibition of paintings since 1931 opened in the Bellas Artes gallery, crowds blocked the streets waiting to get in. Thirty minutes after the doors opened, they were closed again, to save those inside from being trampled in the rush. The critics' reaction to the show was unanimous-a prolonged huzza-hosannah. "Only those bound up in iron prejudices," said the newspaper Excelsior, "could fail to appreciate the work of this genius...
...From now on," said David Siqueiros last week, "I paint. Politics? Well, a man can't be unpolitical; politics is life. But my business will be painting. I shall paint and paint. I need...
Other books published during the week include: "The Making of the Constitution," by Charles Warren; "Production in the United States, 1860-1914," by Edwin Frickey, professor of Economics; "Nathaniel Hawthorne and European Tradition," by Jand Lundblad; and "Russian Radicals Look to America 1825-1894," by David Hecht...