Word: regularly
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Spring competition for executive membership in the College Montaigne Society were advanced this year to commence immediately after the Christmas vacation. propraetor Harold M. Wit '49 declared last night after the regular monthly session...
Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin, busily engaged in Big Four conferences in the U.S., was well aware of the uneasiness at home and the embarrassing abstention of nearly a third of Labor M.P.s on a vote for his support. Gossiped craggy W. J. Brown, Independent M.P. and regular London Evening Standard commentator: "When [Bevin] comes home he will insist on a showdown, probably by claiming a solid vote of confidence at a party meeting. This may easily precipitate another crisis. For the abstentionists, having condemned his foreign policy, can hardly vote for a motion of confidence...
Temporary Duty. The German scientists are listed as "civilian employes of the U.S. War Department, European Theater, On temporary duty in the U.S." They earn a small daily wage ($2-$11), which is paid to their dependents in Germany. In addition, they get the regular $6 per diem allowance for detached duty...
...United Nations Council Plans to send Bryant down to Lake Success before the two-day meeting, Stephen M. Schwebel '50, chairman of the group, declared. There he will study the functions of the regular U. N. Security Council at first-hand...
John Gantt, a regular member of the 1945-46 squad, is also available and will undoubtedly see considerable action at one of the forward positions. Other frontline reserves are Bill Harford, Jack Torgan, Pete Petrillo and Bill Henry...