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...space can be provided by the University for the storage of student furniture, the Student Council Committee on Furniture announced in a report last night. Partial solution was in sight, however, for students who are leaving in February, the committee said. Three methods of disposing of furniture were proposed: shipping, storage, and selling...
...explanation and a plea. Everybody knew that it would be better to keep rationing plans secret until they were ready to be enforced, said he. But this program had to be explained to hundreds of thousands of grocers and to 1,500,000 Office of Price Administration volunteers; "partial and mistaken stones" of the plans were bound to get around; "it seemed best to tell the people tonight what is intended...
...frightening gains" of the mildly socialistic C.C.F. (Cooperative Commonwealth Federation). In Bracken the die-hards saw a realist with statesmanlike qualities that were most eloquently expressed in his backing of the ill-fated Sirois report (TIME, Jan. 27, 1941). Young liberal Tories saw in Bracken at least a partial answer to their demands for vision in government and dynamic leadership...
FORTUNE concedes that its 20,000, word blueprint of "economic revolution" ignores many practical difficulties, that to some critics its arguments "may seem partial or rudimentary, and its conclusions naive." But, say the editors...
...pretend that the "Combined Chiefs of Staff" combine all the United Nations. The fact that the U.S. and Britain dominate the Combined Chiefs of Staff makes military sense to Admiral King. Only the U.S. and Britain have the means to prosecute the global war. Russia is only a partial arsenal. There are more than 30 United Nations. Admiral King is no believer in trying to run a war by a show of hands. Said he last week...