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Coach Bruce Munro commented last night, "In general, I was really pleased with everyone's showing Saturday, especially in the way people fille din for injured players. However, we will have to improve this week if we want to beat Haverford next Saturday...
...gates to the mill, Taft was confronted by a line of angry men, greeted by a din of jeers and catcalls. Disregarding the advice of city detectives, he ordered his car slowed down. He leaned out his car window, grinned and said: "Hello there, fellows." Most of the strikers, he reported afterward, "smiled back at me when I waved and seemed glad to meet a notorious person." Inside the mill, Taft got a friendly reception from other workers, some of whom turned away from their furnaces and rollers to shake his hand...
...din of these great events was only dimly heard in Wu's classroom. Wu was a bright pupil. Because he was the smallest boy in his class, he was invariably seated in the first row where he could get a better view of the blackboard. Next to him in the front row usually sat a mandarin's son named Chou Enlai...
...what we're used to," and his dancers "more athletic and less poetic." But, nonetheless, determined to reciprocate the sellout welcome that the U.S. gave Margot Fonteyn and the rest of Britain's Sadler's Wells Company (TIME, Nov. 14), they produced a heart-warming welcoming din...
...youth hostels in Eastern Germany have been turned over to the FDJ. Loyal FDJ members are in line for handsome university scholarships. Again & again, Communist oldtimers din into young ears: "You are the future of the German people." In response to such accolades, one FDJ member recently told an American: "I'm not much now, but when Germany is all Communist, I might be a mayor. When we control all Europe, I might be a state governor...