Word: fide
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...already may start the first half of Physics 3 after mid-years. It is also likely that an intensive Japanese course will be offered in February and a Chinese course in June, both sufficient to meet Intelligence Corps standards within a year's time. It is likely that bona fide defense students will be deferred until their training is complete. They will also be allowed to drop full courses to make room for defense...
...reply to a request from the Committee of the Freshman Christmas Dance, Rose offered to "send up six beautiful girls who will sit there scantily clad for seventy-two hours, if you can match this with six bona-fide Harvard students prepared to resist these temptations...
...about conscientious objectors. The exemptions allowed by it are apparently much narrower than in World War I, when many individual objectors, not connected with any sect, were respected. But probably the Act will be liberally interpreted, especially if a large number of men declare their bona fide objections. It will have to be, if all objectors are to be given a hearing, because many are not connected with any sect, but are none the less sincere...
...because of the feud, unions face assaults on their social and economic rights, emasculation of the Wagner Act, "political castration," loss of the ability to strike. Government control of their internal affairs. Although some employers still fight them ("Any employer who fights the growth and functioning of a bona fide unionism, either in his own company or elsewhere, is a saboteur of American business enterprise . . . more subversive than any red"), business cannot be blamed for labor's danger; the split has come from within labor's ranks. Why, then, is labor fighting? Mr. Harris ticks off as true...
Directors, all bona fide Democrats: Educator Alan Valentine, president of the University of Rochester; redheaded John Hanes, ex-Under Secretary of the Treasury in the New Deal; Lewis Douglas, ex-New Deal Director of the Budget. Press agent for the organization is big-time Publicityman Leo Casey, who handled Tom Dewey's campaign for Governor of New York. Mr. Hanes expressed their sentiments last week in two eruptive sentences: ''Eight years of him already! Put him in another four . . . and our children will have Roosevelts for Presidents too.'' Straws in the Wind. Last week poll...