Word: defenders
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Stephen M. Schwebel '50, chairman of the UN Council, and Robert S. Warshaw '46, chief of its Speakers Bureau, will defend the negative side of the topic, "Resolved, that the United Nations should be transferred immediately into a limited world government." Richard Shapiro, national college chairman of the Student Federalists and president of the Yale Political Union, and Stephen Chadwick, national secretary of the Federalist group, will represent Yale and the affirmative...
...never become a danger to the world [except] as the instrument of a victorious power against other victorious powers." In a pointedly anti-Russian passage, he promptly played one victorious power against another: "We recognize Russia as a piece of Europe. . . . But the thing against which we ... always will defend ourselves is the attempt to transplant cultural and political conceptions to German soil...
...amply able to defend the governor's office and will do so if necessary," he said...
...France had lost her national sovereignty; she was unable to defend her frontiers...
...across Paris. The chiffoniers cried thatthe Prefect was out to rob 50,000 people of their honest work. Several thousand gathered in cramped, dim-lit Jean Jaurès Hall to hear stooped, 63-year-old René Cormaud, who "does" the rue des Ecoles and the rue Monge, defend chiffonage. Said Cormaud: "It's those fly-by-nights who cause all the trouble. They have no sense of professional standards. Instead of emptying each can carefully on a burlap sack to sort it out, they dump the garbage helter-skelter on the sidewalk. That way they give...