Word: owning
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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At present, these nations are giving about $1.25 million annually in such help. Ninety per cent of this, however, goes to their own overseas territories.
The University, Byse recommended, should try to get the National Science Foundation and other Health, Education, and Welfare departments to administer their own "affidavits of disbelief." If this course of action fails, the Administration should refuse to process the applications.
Representatives to the student convention must provide their own transportation, Little said, but funds now being solicited from educational foundations may pay for part of their room and board expenses while in Cambridge.
What Is the Answer? As young U.S. expatriates (including Ernest Hemingway) fled the middle class and the Middle West, they took refuge in "the mature Gertrudian bosom," as Van Wyck Brooks put it, "much like that of their far away prairie mothers, but of a most gratifying sophistication. Miss Stein...
Conquest (CBS, 5-5:30 p.m.). Newscaster Charles Collingwood conducts a tour of the Rockefeller Institute in Manhattan, where Dr. René Dubos is conducting his own tour of The World of TB.