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Though issued to take effect immediately, the regulations provided 90 days of grace for sale or disposal of properties. Not all radiomen were in utter despair. There was President Roosevelt who has always patted radio's head; and the listeners were get ting a better break than any others...
At its annual town meeting recently, the town taxed itself to the extent of $1200 to provide materials and equipment for the project, and in addition it has put five houses at the disposal of the group, which will include, beside Harvard students, six to eight college girls.
The Foreign Minister made a point of saying that new air and naval bases will be built "with Mexican money, by Mexican engineers, with Mexican workers," that they "will always be guarded by the Mexican Police and Army." But they will be put at the disposal of all the Americas...
In the article Conant's opinions are pictured as having changed steadily from the start of the war to the present, beginning with the assumption that Britain was fighting a just war for Democracy, and proceeding to his present view-point of military intervention if necessary. Conant himself is presented...
The Harvard Yacht Club will, this spring, have at its disposal the new and greater facilities of the Community Sailing Association for its program of instruction, sailing, and racing.