Word: pre
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...crest of inflation is some distance away," admitted Economic Stabilizer Eric Johnston. By next year, defense spending will be flooding into the economy at a rate of $50 billion a year. At the same time, metal supplies of consumer-goods industries will be cut back to 50% of their pre-Korea level. By midsummer, thinks Defense Mobilizer Charles Wilson, all that money jingling in U.S. jeans and a reduced supply of consumer goods' will create a $10 to $20 billion "inflationary...
...pre-payment for the facilities of the H.A.A. would free the Admissions Office and other University officers completely from concern about fielding a football team that will draw crowds. Gate receipts would not be expected to pay for seventy-five percent of the H.A.A.'s expenses as they theoretically do now. Athletics at Harvard would be solvent, amateur, and available for all without high additional costs. Moreover, this plan would definitely promote athletics for all--for both participant and observer...
...special pre-game ceremonies, the CRIMSON will present a cup to William J. Bingham '16, former Director of Athletics. William M. Simmons '52, CRIMSON president, will make the award to Bingham as "the man who made athletics for all' a reality at Harvard...
Paint Your Wagon, an enjoyable musical by Alan Jay Lerner and Frederick Loewe, promises light entertainment at 8:30 tonight. All about pre-gold rush days in California at the Shubert...
...color, forms, and ideas of this noted collection of artists, Richter has woven in the music of an equally modern group of composers; the sounds of Milhaud and Bowles happen to be among them. Josh White and Libby Holman sing an ultra-modern ballad, "The Girl With the Pre-Fabricated Heart," behind one of the best sequences. There seems to be no end to the talent assembled here, and though the actors are unknowns, their performances are worthy of the company they...