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...fame in the North Pacific except possibly Rear Admiral "Soc" (for Socrates) McMorris, whose achievement was that he did not lose the naval battle of the Komandorskies-and Morison fails to make much of a case for him (Admiral Hosogaya turned away when he might have murdered McMorris' inferior, crippled force...
...erase in form, but not in substance), Britons hold public service and political office in higher esteem than people anywhere else in the world. This is a sharp contrast with the U.S., where Congressmen in the mass are still looked upon as rather comical blowhards, and civil servants as inferior drones who could not make a dime in competitive business life...
...they don't go ahead. They merely confirm each other's prejudices." And the worst prejudice, White decided, was that women's colleges should remain a feminine imitation of men's, accepting the "biologically fantastic notion that to be different from men is to be inferior to men . . ." When a woman marries, she feels ashamed to find herself "just a housewife." And when her children are old enough to leave her, she finds she has nothing to do. Educated women in the U.S., insisted Lynn White, are not only a lost sex, but a wasted...
...Georgiana Gordon. Moreover, she was by the respected hand of 18th Century British Portraitist John Hoppner. But she was in poor condition, her complexion sallowed by a thick coat of yellow varnish. When the Brooklyn Museum got her as a gift in 1934, officials dismissed Lady Georgiana as an inferior Hoppner, sent her to the basement. Recently, Brooklyn assigned Restorer Sheldon Keck to give her a thorough face lifting...
...French-made puppet & live-action Alice in Wonderland (released through Souvaine Selective Pictures) is slated for its U.S. opening in two of Exhibitor Harry Brandt's Manhattan movie houses. Last week, after months of ominous rumbling, Disney and Souvaine entered into battle. Claimed Disney: Bunin's "inferior" Alice would deceive the public into going to see the wrong picture, thus spoiling his nice new Alice's box-office take. In good Tweedledee fashion, Souvaine retorted: Contrariwise...