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HARVARD EPWORTH CHURCH Tonight: Kameraduchaft, by Pabst, and three by Melies: Jupiter's Thunderbolts, The Magic Lantern and The Mermaid, 7:30 p.m., 31 Sunday, "Critical Mass" by Hollis Frampton and The Miracle by Roberto Rossellini...
Stein, who holds a Ph.D. from the University of Chicago, first gained attention in the economics profession at age 28 by winning a $25,000 prize from the Pabst Brewing Co. for the best essay on how the U.S. could achieve full employment after World War II (he recommended retraining defense workers and reducing taxes to stimulate the economy). The next year, 1945, he joined the business-supported Committee for Economic Development. Eventually he became its chief economist, and later a senior fellow at Washington's influential Brookings Institution, which is a sort of stud farm for top Government...
...films that will be shown represent a history of genre as much as of film itself (Comedies, musicals, and drama will be shown). Classics like Keaton's "The General" and Von Sternberg's "The Blue Angel" will be shown along with more esoteric films such as G. W. Pabst's "Kameradshaft" and Carl Dreyer's "Day of Wrath." Students might question the complete absence of any New Wave films whatsoever and the presence of such films as Reed's "The Third Man" and Kelly/Donen's "Singing in the Rain...
...after row of shacks are built on stilts and often are constructed from sheets of rolled beer cans. One family lives with hundreds of Miller High Life emblems as the facade of its house, while a neighbor may prefer the hues of Pabst Blue Ribbon or Budweiser. Beneath many of these dwellings flow canals whose black waters reek of raw, pungent sewage. In the shacks, which have no electricity and little furniture, adults and children sleep side by side in a single room usually measuring no more than 8 ft. by 10 ft. Even so, they are lucky. Other residents...
Cold Shoulder. Atlanta-born Parks grew up in Dayton, Ohio. His father was a wine steward, his mother a some time domestic servant. After working his way through Ohio State ('39); he joined the Pabst Brewing Co. and later headed a small group of Negro salesmen who cultivated ghetto markets for the firm. After settling in Baltimore in 1944, he started the sausage firm in 1951. Just what he did during the years between is a bit vague...