Word: reopening
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...Cold Peace (TIME, Oct. 20)-the notion that Europe can trust the Kremlin to live dangerously, but without going to war-is seized upon avidly by Frenchmen seeking new excuses to obstruct German rearmament, by Britons who fear that rearmament is the road to bankruptcy, by Germans anxious to reopen trade between the Ruhr and Russia. French Elder Statesman Edouard Herriot last week thought the time ripe to try to scuttle the European Army (see below). In Britain, Emanuel Shinwell, former Laborite Minister of Defense, cheerfully proposed that Britain's draft period could be safely relaxed from two years...
Peter Temple, former Brattle general manager, and Phillip H. Rhinelander, instructor in General Education, stated last night that they were still trying to "raise money and find the personnel to reopen Brattle...
...money has been raised in our drive for financial assistance," Haliday explained as the reason for the failure. A month ago, the Brattle announced that it needed $20,000 to reopen...
...living should fall. The union asked G.M. to include 21? of the boost in the permanent basic wage rate. Other requests: hike the annual improvement factor from 4? to 5? an hour, raise pensions from the present level of $125 a month. Since G.M. is not required to reopen its contract until 1955, the company was in no hurry to give an answer...
...statements printed with black ink. It never did, and as the deficit grew the ardor began to fade. Members of the original company left for Broadway, the Old Vic, radio, and television. Others gave up theatre completely, leaving only a few to decide whether or not the Brattle will reopen...