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...newspapers." Yet when he faced the grand jury. Meier pleaded the Fifth Amendment. In addition, Mrs. Martin Ackerman, the wife of Irving's former attorney, is said to have identified Meier as the key figure in the mystery, possibly the Hughes "intermediary" Irving called "George Gordon Holmes...
...paid for his own meal and encountered the lobbyist only casually toward the end of it. He said that he personally favored the higher tax, and voted against it only to get a compromise bill passed by his colleagues. Lindstrom demanded a retraction from Union Advocate Editor Gordon Spielman, did not get it, and took his case to the press council. Spielman, himself one of the nine press representatives on the 18-member council, temporarily gave up his seat and appeared as defendant. He insisted that he had considered his sources for the story reliable, though he refused to reveal...
...first round sabre action Gordon Ruttledge was the only Harvard performer to pick up a win, as the usually strong sabre squad lost two out of three bouts. Ken Hetzler opened the match with a 5-0 loss and Terry Valenzuela, upset in a controversial decision, followed suit...
...most impressive victories of the day came from Dan Gordon (four), Neil Vosters (seven), and Glen Whitman (nine), none of whom permitted his opponent more than seven points in a single game...
Incidentally, Mr. Jago invokes, in support of his prejudices, the name of Mr. Eric Gordon, a disillusioned Communist. As Mr. Jago well knows, the roster of famous names who have fulminated against the gods that betrayed them is far more impressive than is suggested by conjuring the aid of poor Mr. Gordon: Ignazio Silone, Arthur Koestler, Andre Gide, Louis Fischer, Richard Wright, Ruth Fischer, and Stephen Spender are some of the illustrious precursors. The point which Mr. Jago characteristically misses is that it is not necessary to have been a Communist to write critically and with understanding on these matters...