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Four Mil, Sci, Seniors have been named Cadet Majors. They are Stafford McLean, commander of the Fourth Battalion, David S. Randolph, Regimental Adjutant, John Richardson, Jr., commander of the Third Battalion, and Preston W. Smith, leading the Second Battalion...
Next day glib, robust Aneurin Bevan, Welsh Laborite and cofounder (with Sir Stafford Cripps) of the leftist weekly Tribune, rose in Parliament to attack Churchill. Said he: "Mr. Churchill is no longer able to summon the spirit of the British people because he represents policies they deeply distrust." Laborite Bevan was so biliously personal that even London's most liberal columnist, A. J. Cummings of the News Chronicle, called him "an arch-exhibitionist . . . who gave a deplorable exhibition of bad manners, bad temper and bad criticism...
...self-improvement; that British imperialists are "agreeable, astute, forcible, self-confident and, when hard pressed, unscrupulous people who know pretty well on which side their bread is buttered." To him there is no turning back, for there never was a parting of the ways. Even his good friend Sir Stafford Cripps, he found four months ago, was trying to present India with what to his mind amounted to a high-handed and narrow compromise that threatened to break up India into separate states at a time when "the day of separate warring national states is over...
...Souter, J. T. III '43, Wigglesworth D-21 KIR 7169 Spalding, I. E. '45, Kirkland D-31 ELI 2701 Spero, R. E. '46, Eliot E-34 TRO 0621 Spring, G. Jr. '46, Eliot K-43 ELI 2329 St. Benedict, C., 23 Arrow St. TRO 0729 Stafford, G-L, '46, Leverett A-21 KIR 2771 Stanton, J. K. '46 Kirkland I-31 KIR 7176 Steppacher, J. A. '45, Winthrop B-34 KIR 2486 Stern, J. E. '45, Dunster J-52 KIR 4689 Stevens, G. '46, Dunster K-32 TRO 7681 Stevens, R. P. '45, Winthrop D-42 ELI 2320 Stone...
...fact seemed planted firmly in the minds of the British: Mohandas K. Gandhi, long the darling of leftists and liberals, was either pro-Japanese or a plain traitor. When Sir Stafford Cripps set out five months ago to offer India a new deal, possibly self-government, but at least postwar dominion status, the public was aroused to the tremendous issues involved. Pros & cons were hotly discussed, with the pros in the majority. Last week the British were in no such liberal mood...