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Last month France's No. 1 soldier, Marshal Alphonse Juin, visited Korea, and paid particular attention to U.S. methods of training South Koreans. Last week General Mark Clark, U.N. Supreme Commander in the Far East, boarded his Constellation at Tokyo's Haneda Airport, and took off for Indo-China...
Boos & Bobbies. Hale, hearty and outfitted with more changes of costume than Goring, the marshal was treated to all the big architectural, historical and political sights of London. He saw the Magna Carta (without comment), Shakespeare's signature and other treasures in the British Museum, visited the Tower, had a good look at Windsor Castle, took in Swan Lake at the Royal Opera House and presented roses and gladioli to Ballerina Moira Shearer. When they were lucky enough to catch him on one of his unannounced rounds and to see past the screen of plainclothesmen, bobbies and motorcycle cops...
...Marshal Tito's relations with royalty, never exactly chummy, came to a blunt and seemingly final halt in 1945, when he told young King Peter, in effect, to stay the blazes out of Yugoslavia or he would chop his royal head off. But last week the marshal slipped into his blue and scarlet commander in chief's uniform, stepped into a cocoon of policemen, Scotland Yard agents and Yugoslav bodyguards, and took himself off to Buckingham Palace for lunch with King Peter's distant cousin, Her Majesty Elizabeth...
Holly W. Butler of Mendota, III, and Moors Hall was elected First Senior Class Marshal yesterday, with 98 votes, Betsy C. Ross '54, Electoral Chairman disclosed last night...
William Swanson, Marshal of the the Law School's third year class, announced the elections of Sydnor I. Davis, Frank E. Ley, and Cecil R. Warner to the Executive Class Council. The previously announced members were elected by the School, but the Council elects these members to complete its ranks...