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Also quite agreeable to the notion that stockpiling must fit in with business as usual, the Munitions Board, during 1947 and '48, generally followed Congress's injunction to buy only items that U.S. industry wasn't buying. Reason: it did not want to disturb price structures throughout the world. Then, after reassessing the chances of war, the board got its courage up, began to buy urgently and widely, and set itself a new goal of a $4 billion stockpile by 1956. Again it stirred up a fuss. Three weeks before the Korean invasion, zinc men howled that...
...nothing disturb thee...
...Reader Scruggs's letter: "TIME continues to make statements which disturb me greatly. I speak in reference to your repeated comments about military strategy for World War III. . . . TIME should not entertain its readers with such potential propaganda" [July 3, 1944]-(Pfc.) Baxter S. Scruggs
Though the Orchestra has not year decided whether tickets for its new concerts will be sold singly or by the series, they will be kept at a minimum price. The seats will be unreserved so that late-comers, shunted into the balcony, will not disturb the rehearsal, and so that students may sit with dates. If there is enough demand for tickets next fall the Orchestra will have a second Thursday night series the following year...
Sullivan, who said he came as a spokesman for his constituency, claimed there was no need for additional parking facilities. Mrs. Bakas objected that a parking lot would disturb her children...