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Bearded Soil. Farmer Faulkner is sure, on the basis of these results, that abandonment of the moldboard plow would result in immensely richer crops-without artificial fertilizer, lime, insecticides or even cultivating. His method, says he, would ultimately conquer insects (because bugs would find the crops less tasty) and weeds...
To the one great union objection to incentive pay-that it causes a speed-up with no commensurate rise in worker earnings and eventually unfair time-study revision by management-Murray's union and management feel they have the answer in the five-man time-study committee. Wage increases...
To any ensigns who might also take serious objection to the statements above, all we can say is that comes October we'll be toting our very own spouses to the mess hall, mainly to improve our digestion . . . providing we're not toting ourselves back to Columbia or Northwestern . . . hitting...
The Vatican. Another widely held assumption has been variously that the Vatican is: 1) rigidly neutral; 2) pro-Axis; 3) anti-Russian if not anti-Allied. Of all the changing facets of European diplomacy, Vatican policy is still the least known, and therefore the least understood. But the Vatican is...
The continent, implies FORTUNE, wants something beyond the status quo; the natural development of its own best traditions lies in the principle of federalism, which means "unity in the things essential to survival; diversity and freedom in everything else." Stronger Objection to FORTUNE'S line will come from Americans...