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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...have 49 covers showing probable future newsmakers all ready to put on the press). And some of these traveling portraits never will be printed. One of them is Baker's painting of the late Erwin Rommel; another is Chaliapin's portrait of Field Marshal Siegmund List. For these covers were painted months ago - when the Nazi tide was at full flood and it seemed one or another of these enemy brasshats would have to make TIME'S cover some week...
...fire bombs on the same city (industrial area: three square miles). To the layman this might have looked like coordination between Navy and Air. Not so. The airmen frankly admitted that they had not even waited for the Navy's damage reports: Hitachi had long been on their list of targets and they had bombed it regardless of what Halsey's guns might have done...
...things probably saved the Ti, her officers said: 1) a sailor in hangar-deck control, though he was knocked down, crawled through twisted steel and turned on the sprinkler system; 2) Dixie Kiefer ordered the ship's ballast shifted to make a 10-degree list to port - so the flaming gasoline ran off the hangar deck into the sea; then he changed course so that the wind blew the flames away from the ship...
While Harvard's name has been included in the list of 100 leading American colleges and universities participating in the program for reorientating the 370,000 German war prisoners now being held in 450 camps in this country, the University's part in the program, it was learned yesterday, consists only in the work of Howard Mumford Jones, professor of English...
Frustrated Petrillo kept squirming until he hit upon an idea: put Interlochen on his "unfair list" and threaten its instructors with union suspension (TIME, Feb. 19). Dr. Maddy countered by employing college teachers and composers who, not dependent upon instrumental jobs, are not alarmed by Petrillo's threat. Last week he opened the camp as usual, said nonchalantly: "Now it's up to Petrillo. Actually [he] doesn't make a bit of difference. We're going on with our work...