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...date, the Government's only remedy for bigness has been dissolution. But would it solve anything to split the 100 largest U.S. companies into 1,000? Edward S. Mason, dean of Harvard's Graduate School of Public Administration, bought not. Dissolution, said he, should DC reserved only "for situations in which size can be shown to hamper competition...
Seven raculty members have offered their support for the dinner, which will be held at the Copley Plaza on January 28. Among the sponsors listed are Dean Edward Mason of the Graduate School of Public Administration, Merle Fainsod, professor of Government, and Seymour E. Harris '20, professor of Economics...
...cost, Mason explained, would be made possible by the use of many foreign-made parts. After Manhattan, the N.X.I, was shown in Washington and Detroit, will later appear in Chicago, Los Angeles and San Francisco...
...Mason thinks that the new car, if produced, would probably find a special market-e.g., as a second car for families who can now afford just one-rather than cut into the market for standard models. Nash itself plans to bring out a cheaper standard model this spring, which it hopes to sell for slightly less than the present lowest-priced Nash. In any case, Mason will not build the N.X.I, unless his survey shows a potential market for at least 100,000 such cars a year...
Familiar Tunes. Publisher Laughlin's name writers are more readable, though all of them pluck away predictably at familiar tunes. Playwright Tennessee Williams (A Streetcar Named Desire) explores more horror south of the Mason-Dixon line in the story of a frigid, middle-aged writer's passion for a horsy Mexican girl, also contributes some frank blank verse titled Counsel about Paris whorehouses. Expatriate Novelist Henry Miller (Tropic of Cancer) writes his way around his subject (Rimbaud) and plunges defiantly into his own thrice-told life and hard times. Most engaging poet: William Carlos Williams, who keeps...