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...problem in the world," says the New York Times's Sunday editor, Lester Markel, "is to educate public opinion at home and abroad to bring about a better understanding among peoples." The key men for this job, Markel thinks, are the world's newspaper editors. Last year, having raised $270,000 from the Ford and Rockefeller Foundations, he founded the International Press Institute, which now has members all over the world. The I.P.I. has now set up national committees of editors in 24 countries, and a permanent director has taken over at the institute's headquarters...
Sophomore candidates are H. Lester Medlinsky of Winthrop, Daniel L. Ritchie of Lowell, and incumbent Paul D. Sheats of Eliot. Juniors Joseph R. Cataldo of Dudley, John J. Jennings of Winthrop, and John R. Lovett of Adams will battle it out with incumbent Councilmen Thomas Hoya of Kirkland and Richard E. Johnson of Dunster, who are running for reelection...
...Lester L. Ward '52, president of the Debate Council, joined with Jay R. Nussbaum '52 in presenting the losing affirmative case while Charles Thompson and Daniel Wilkes were the successful Princeton orators...
JACK THOMPSON, Princeton senior, makes his points while DAN WILKES, Princeton, JAY NUSSBAUM '52, and LESTER WARD '52, look on in that order...
Hiram Sherman as the cynical libertine has the best lines in the show, and his underplaying is effective. James Young, the confused young lover, is adequate in a straightforward role. Lester Mack also appears briefly as the girl's high-principled father. He bursts in belligerently, flattens his daughter's suitor, and then returns to the pinochle game backstage...