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...course, writers such as Turgenev and Sholokhov, whose stories the films are based on, do not write simply to entertain the kiddies. Both have their eyes on the world of men; the animals take the spotlight only because of the way they become involved with it. The common theme that unifies the two films is the ways society can stifle and destroy the natural goodness of life. Needless to say, when natural goodness first appears, it is wagging its cute little tail...
...life. Nowadays guests no longer need passes to get inside the housing area; even so, few of Los Alamos' longtime residents can claim many friends in the New Mexico communities near by. Los Alamos' young married couples (average age of the AEC staffer is 39) entertain each other at casual patio dinners where the talk is more dazzling than the food, throng to a suburbia-sized horde (146) of civic organizations ranging from the Flying Saucer Square Dance Club to the Military Order of Lady Bugs. Dress is studiously informal: a woman in hat and gloves is clearly...
Dignity of Man. Engelhard has tried hard to become a part of South Africa's community and social life. He and his attractive, stylish wife, the daughter of a Brazilian diplomat, entertain as lavishly at their Johannesburg mansion as they do in their New Jersey country estate. He owns racing stables in North Carolina, South Africa and England. He is active in charities of both countries, last year was president of the Johannesburg branch of the South African National Tuberculosis Association and the Somerset Hills, N.J. Community Chest...
Quincy will also entertain Lemuel Boulware, former personnel director of General Electric, from Feb. 8 to 10. Boulware is known to economists as the originator of "boulwarism," or the practice of working labor to its utmost. While in Cambridge he will lecture on "the social responsibilities of businessmen...
...parietal hours once a month on Sunday afternoons from until 4 p.m. Most of the opposition to he proposal, according to Jane M. Rabb 61, Briggs Hall President, came from seniors who are writing theses and other girls who feel that "the bedroom is no place to entertain young...