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Died. Hiram Edward Manville, 71, onetime head of Johns-Manville Corp.; after long illness; in Pleasantville, N.Y. Philanthropist, horseman, yachtsman, he sold his palatial Hi-Esmaro to the Navy in 1940, three years later learned that she had been sunk in the South Pacific.
The doctor is small, husky Lieut. Amos Little of Marlboro, Mass., Dartmouth '39, Johns Hopkins Medical School '42, who began parachuting at the U.S. Forest Service Parachute School at Seelay Lake,
48 Hours (Ealing-AFE) reduces Graham Greene's fast-paced, improbable story (Went the Day Well?) to a slow-moving, improbable film. Oldtime Director Cavalcanti, heretofore much admired by cinesthetes as a shrewd theorist of sound, is not helped much by William Walton's* undistinguished score, was not...
People who practice "planned parent hood" believe that babies should be born at two-year intervals. This cherished tenet is wrong - if Johns Hopkins' Dr. Nichol son Joseph Eastman is right. Last week he asserted (in the American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology) that the two-year interval was...
¶ Had a farewell party for Under Secretary of State Edward R. Stettinius Jr. and his experts, expected to go to London for what Cordell Hull called "talks . . . informal and exploratory . . . [on] matters that are of interest to the two Governments at this time." In the party was energetic many...