Word: speaks
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Douglas G. Haring, lecturer in the School for Overseas Administration, will speak on "Japan after the War" in the Lowell Junior Common Room, Friday at 7:45 o'clock, in a forum sponsored by the Post-War Council and Radcliffe League for Democracy...
...sick boy stirred. His eyes opened briefly, then, heavy-lidded, fell shut again. It seemed he tried to speak. 'He restoreth my soul,' the chaplain continued slowly. 'He leadeth me in the paths of righteousness for His name's sake...
...workmanlike group, probably not authorized to make binding decisions, will represent Moscow. All but two of the eight delegates were at Dumbarton Oaks; all speak English. Among them...
...broker of all these deals is a man named Smith Davis. A complete record of his tradings is not available, for a basic Davis credo is "my business is mystery." His trick is to bring together publishers who usually don't speak to each other on their editorial pages. He has sold conservative papers to liberals and liberal papers to conservatives, with a cheerful irreverence for editorial principles-except when they can be calculated as part of a paper's balance sheet...
...first to speak out was Dr. Charles W. Iglehart, longtime (35 years) Methodist missionary to Japan, now Professor of Missions at Manhattan's Union Theological Seminary. In a frank article written for the current issue of the Duke Divinity School Bulletin, Dr. Iglehart looked through a thick layer of gloom at the chances for reviving Jap missions after...