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Things couldn't have been much jolier for Oxford. Not only had its three-man debate team lorded it over its international rival, Harvard, but also over most of the remaining American colleges it had faced during the four-month debate tour now rounding into its final stages...
...student outing spot, survived a change of hands this year and will house its usual 50 occupants under the direction of the Vermont Forest Service. This shelter, run by AYH for several years because of the inquietude of local hotel managements, offers skiing on Mt. Mansfield during a full four-month season...
With Arrogance. Last week, Minister Cross had a reminder never to underestimate the power of Charlotte Whitton. She issued a smashing summary of a four-month survey of the Alberta welfare system (conducted with the help of the Imperial Order of the Daughters of the Empire). A full 200-page report is promised soon, but even the summary gave Albertans plenty to think about...
...most companies. So the $7,750 Navion is being plugged-and sold-more as a work plane for companies than a play plane for individuals. Of the 559 sales to date, 90% have been sold for business uses. At present production of ten a day, there is already a four-month backlog. By year's end, North American hopes to have 2,500 Navions off its assembly line...
Norman Corwin, jack-of-all-radio, paused to set a few minds at ease as he flew off on a four-month round-the-world tour patterned on Wendell Willkie's 1942 flight. "Storm" indications between the U.S., Britain, and Russia, he announced, were "nothing serious." Armed with a recording device and set for interviews high & low, the winner of the "OneWorld" award (TIME, March 4) proposed to turn his trip to account by capturing "the ordinary qualities" of practically all kinds of people all over the world...