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Thursday Leopold Haimson '46, of Dunster House, and Ellis Kaplan '46, of Adams House will oppose the Haverford delegation. The hosts will debate the affirmative of the subject: "Resolved: That the United States should enter a post-war military alliance of which Russia is a member." Prominent members of the Faculty will act as judges and the Council expects to conduct a discussion from the floor...
...announced last night that James Heilbrun '46, of the V-12 unit, will replace Frederic de Hoffmann '45, as chairman of the Harvard Council on Post-War Problems. De Hoffmann is leaving this week to enter government work...
Aviation problems in the post-war world will be discussed at a forum presented by the Post-War Council on Thursday, January 20, at 8 o'clock, in Pierce Hall, Harvard Engineering Building, on Oxford Street...
...Airlines, who has just returned from a special assignment with the Army, will speak. John R. Markham, M. I. T. professor of Aeronautical Engineering and Massachusetts State Commissioner of Airports, will replace Otto C. Koppen, originally scheduled as the other speakers. They will discuss international and domestic aspects of post-war aviation, the political and economic importance of aviation, the problems of reconversion of aircraft industries...
Among those who have previously spoken at meetings of the Post-War Council are Kurt Singer, former leader in the German underground and author of "Duel for the Northland," who advocated permanent military occupation of Germany by the Allies, Senator Pepper, who spoke in favor of a world organization to maintain a peace backed up by the power of the United Nations, and Professor Gaetano Salvemini who criticized Allied political conduct in Italy. The meeting is to be open to the public...