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...Partial justification for Clement's gloom was to be found in preliminary rail earnings reports for January. They showed freight revenues up a whopping 21.2% over 1946; but a drop of 39.5% in passenger revenues pulled the roads' net increase down to an unimpressive 6.5%. Obviously, the industry's problem was to jack up passenger revenues...
...coming three months are the months of decision, for in these months, culminating in the United Nations Economic Conference in April, the American people will decide whether or not the United States is to revert to partial or total economic isolation - or, in simpler words, whether the people of the United States are for or against world trade...
...Bodies." When the cells were allowed to multiply freely, some of the protein molecules characteristic of the nucleus (where the genes are) tended to flow into the "cytoplasm," the part of the cell outside the nucleus. This indicated (along with related biochemical data) that the genes were sending out "partial replicas" of themselves, which entered the cytoplasm and multiplied there independently...
Edric A. Weld's Constitutional Committee saw partial fruition of its fall work Wednesday night as the Student Council unanimously approved the committee's revised draft of the new Council Constitution. The investigation was begun last spring under the direction of Thomas L. P. O'Donnell '46, then president of the Council...
Winner Hawks, 26, who used to model for fun and now for fun hunts game with sportsmen like Clark Gable and Ernest Hemingway (see col. 3), thought it was "awfully nice" to get picked, offered a partial explanation of her success: "I have a tall, skinny frame that clothes look well on." She wears no hats. She's a "great believer in simplicity in clothes," she said, and figured that in '46 she spent about one-fourth as much on her wardrobe as any of the other best-dressed-at the most, $10,000 (not counting furs...