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...than six weeks ago, Re publicans and Democrats were arguing bitterly over the question whether Dwight Eisenhower had enough experience to be President, and whether he was decisive enough. By last week, it seemed hard to believe that the argument had ever really taken place. Eisenhower had taken com mand as quickly and firmly as any Presi dent-elect in U.S. history...
...only show, in 1948, was a sellout. C. V. ("Sonny") Whitney was her first customer, with a $350 purchase, and since then she has found it hard to supply the de. mand. The Paul Mellons have 14 of her pictures, including an $8,000 series of wall paintings, which show the four seasons in full bloom at their Upperville, Va. farm. The Mellons are especially taken by Painter Hewes's gift for catching the individual personalities of their favorite cats, dogs, horses and cows...
...spite of the talk of changes in com mand and improvements, things were still disgracefully out of hand on Koje...
...people's incendiary nationalism, declared a state of emergency and met behind closed doors, to discuss ways of quenching the fires they had nurtured. A mob of university students, joined by many of the police sent out to control them, marched into the capital to de mand revenge for the dead and an immediate declaration of war against Britain. "The cabinet will decide tomorrow,"' a government minister told them. "Today! Today!" cried...
Meetings of the course have been scheduled for Monday nights in Longfellow Hall. Other lectures throughout the course include Helen Mand Cam, Dorris Zemurray Stone Radcliffe Professor of History; Phillipe E. LeCorbeiller, Professor of General Education; Kenneth P. Kempton, '12, lecturer on English; Neilson C. Hannay' Fletcher G. Watson, assistant professor of Education and Seymour E. Harris, '20, Professor of Economics...