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...make the Student Council a truly representative body has met with gratifying enthusiasm on the part of the student body thus far. The turnout of 100 men at Dunster House and 40 to 50 men at Kirkland and Leverett demonstrate the interest which this proposal has aroused among the hitherto "indifferent" students. Despite the fact that the Rump Council in session this summer does not have the authority to consider the proposals to be drawn up by the committee of House representatives, the fact that this committee does have a large amount of support behind it should force early action...
...unexpected defection highlighted the opening round of the house debate on the controversial loan, and it arrayed with the Republican opposition such hitherto-staunch administration supporters as Reps. Adolph Sabath, (D), N.Y., dean of the House, Hugh Delacy, (D), Wash., Emanuel Cellar, (D), N.Y., and Vito Marcantonio...
...completed the training he began in Paris. The TB culture may or may not be his greatest achievement: his discovery (in 1937) of gramicidin, first of the germ-killing mold extracts, led to the development of penicillin. His latest find, he hopes, will lure young doctors into TB research, hitherto shunned because "the chances of finding something have been practically...
...more significant sign of the decline of Western influence, the Vatican raised China from a missionary field, wholly dependent upon Rome, to metropolitan status much like that of the U.S. China will be entitled to 20 archbishops (the U.S. has 21), outranking the vicars apostolic (now bishops) who have hitherto captained Chinese Catholicism as personal delegates of the Pope...
...City Museum of Sundsvall, center of the timber industry, keeps the stuffed remnants of the only wild "skvader" hitherto known to have been caught. The skvader has a hare's head and legs (with the typical capercailzie red patch over the eyes), and the wings and hind body of a capercailzie. . . . Very little is known about the habits of the skvader. Owing to the great wing loading, its flyability is probably poor, if any. The taxidermist, who prepared it, died without revealing the place where he had caught the unique specimen. No zoologist has been able...