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Other papers sent reporters with fresh eyes. The Wall Street Journal dispatched Igor Oganesoff and Norm Sklarewitz; John Cowles's Minneapolis Tribune sent Robert Hewett. Conniff and the rest of the Hearst task force set out for the Far East. So did Columnist Joe Alsop, a talented reporter and longtime Asian expert. Alsop characterized the Saigon correspondents as "young crusaders." He wasted no time reminding his readers that "it is easy enough to paint a dark, indignant picture without departing from the facts, if you ignore the majority of Americans who admire the Vietnamese as fighters and seek...
Bucknell quarterback Jim Stewart handed off to fullback Bob Ford who fumbled the ball. Players from both teams piled on, and referee Charles Bridey signified that Bill Meigs had recovered for the Crimson. But no sooner had the line stakes been reversed, than field judge Alden Hewett told Bridey that the whistle had blown before Meigs had the ball...
...CHARLES HEWETT...
...Numbers. In Barnet, England, a judge fined Mrs. Julian Hewett ?2 for her noisy dog after Complainant Albert Fitzherbert testified that he had clocked the animal at 65 barks per minute...
This week scholarly, debonair Dr. Wei delivered the last of the six Hewett Lectures, founded in 1923 to provide speakers on "the truths of Christianity" to Union, Andover-Newton, and Episcopal Theological Seminaries. After highlighting the background of Chinese culture, he went on in his hesitant, pleasantly gurgling English to impress his students with the importance of adapting organized Christianity to Chinese usages...