Word: klawing
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Carrying as anti-convoy petition signed by ever 1900 New England college students, including 950 from Harvard, Edward L. Barnes '36, president of the Student Council of the Architectural school, and Sponoer A. Klaw, second marshal of the Senior Class few to Washington by plane last night to present their petition of non-intervention to President Roosevelt before he makes his national address Tuesday evening...
...lineup: CRIMSON LAMPY Dammann, ss C. Zwoncus, p Klaw, exprxy A.W. Zwoneus, c Robbins, prxy S.Q. Zwoneus, off Conant, prxy W.R. Zwoncus, off Roosevelt, fhrer Persevere, off Margot, c O.U.R. Chair, msng Keith, hsbnd X. Cabot Moskin, sctry Y. Lowell Ibis, qtrback...
...Progressive" continues its excellent custom of featuring a pair of articles on opposite sides of a controversial subject. In the last issue, Granville Hicks discussed Progressives and the War, with a reply by the editors. This time the subject is work camps and the pros are presented by Spencer Klaw, while Yandall Harper reviews the cons...
...Klaw's article is a fully and colorfully documented study of the William James experiment at Sharon, Vt. He might have done better to take a more representative sector of the movement, where he would have found many of his criticisms inapplicable, but as it is he comes out with a favorable reaction. Harper, on the other hand, sces, in the work camp philosophy, as expounded by William James, dangerous fascist and war-mongering tendencies. The arguments he presents against even voluntary camps are pretty much those of the Student Union, but, as in last month's Hicks controversy...
...Klaw claimed that at most only 10 per cent of the United States trade is with foreign nations. Interventionists have to find catch slogans, Klaw said, because they can not ask people to "get out and fight for that 10 per cent...