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...honor of Louis Sven Erlandson, the first member of Leif Ericson's hardy band to stomp grapes in Vineland, the editors of the CRIMSON will retire to a contemplation of the benefits to humanity of his exploits. No CRIME is plotted for Monday. Next CRIME day--Tuesday...
...boats up their toll of Allied vessels, the Compass Rose rides dogged herd on its sheeplike formations, manages to bag one enemy sub. Then a night torpedo sends the corvette herself to the bottom. Only eleven of her officers and crew of 88, among them Captain Ericson and First Officer Lockhart, survive. These two, in the frigate Saltash, see the war against the U-boats shift from woefully inadequate defense to ruthlessly efficient pursuit...
Even in a story with scores of human actors, Ericson and Lockhart stand out as sharp, deeply drawn characters. Ericson, an easygoing veteran of the merchant service, hardens slowly into a killer as cold as a shark. He does not lose his humanity, but it shrinks up inside him like a dried pea. Lockhart is a richer and more appealing nature. He hardens in authority but he does not shrink. He broadens and deepens in his knowledge of men, and at the end, he not only can bear the weight of war, but can shoulder a home-base love affair...
Federal Price Stabilizer Michael V. DiSalle, Summer H. Slichter, Lamont University Professor, and George Ericson, financial editor of the Christian Science Monitor, will start by assuming that the United States will remain fully armed for the next 20 years. Erwin H. Schell, head of the Business and Engineering Administration at M.I.T., will moderate...
Slichter has written several books on economics and is chairman of the Committee for Economic Development. Ericson has been with the Christian Science Monitor since...