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...entirely from photographs. Says Baker: "Having the subject sit through many poses would be impractical both for the artist and the busy person whose face has become so newsworthy. For each assignment the artist is given a basic photograph of his subject plus ten to 30 other pictures which furnish supplementary data on head construction, facial forms and expressions revealed by the different camera angles and lighting. I have searched thousands of photographs for facial forms, from bony structure and musculature, through talebearing wrinkles down to skin texture. I have found that this detached objective exploration of a person...
...rebutted, as President Pusey pointed out in his replay to McCarty's charges against Wendell Furry. Under the reform bill no committee member could release any sort of report or statement about the proceedings of closed sessions without majority permission. If such permission is given, the committee must furnish the witness with a stenographic copy of the testimony at the executive session...
...well settle the basic problem of continuity. First, under the capable direction of Robert Chapman and Mrs. Mary Howe, the lab could furnish a constant reservoir of trained actors and actresses from which undergraduate productions could draw. More important, however, is its great promise as a successor to the 47 Workshop, in providing a focus and inspiration to the now chaotic dramatic scene...
...employment and subnormal employment . . . We give Italy and France and Yugoslavia and the Low Countries money. They take that money and buy Czechoslovakian coal . . . Now there is no reason why [Japan] shouldn't get [coal] from the U.S. except that we don't have the aptitude to furnish the coal, so we give her money and she buys Manchurian coal from the Russians. Our mines are idle, our railroads don't haul the coal, our businessmen in the mining communities don't have the trade, and the Treasury Department doesn't have the taxes...
...barriers, and imports those products which other nations make better and cheaper, then foreign buyers will have enough dollars to satisfy their demand for U.S. products. Coal's stake in all this lies not in forcing uneconomical coal on foreigners, but in feeding the prosperous steel mills which furnish steel for a prosperous, heavy-exporting industry...