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Housemasters well deserve their reputation for staunchly upholding good taste in clothing. Witness last week's example, when the Masters' Council stamped out the Adams House attempt to drop the coat and tie rule. They should act equally fast in revoking the biddies' prohibition of shorts in the dining halls...
The presses economize in time, men and materials. In one manufacturing operation, for example, the Air Force formerly needed a 1,600-lb. slab of aluminum, had to machine certain parts. Total cost: $18,000. Now, with the new presses, a 200-lb. slab of aluminum furnishes enough metal for...
The tags, which are expected to provide "quick identification in case of air attacks" will be permanently stamped with each person's name, address, and religious preference. They are being distributed through the "help of a large food manufacturer," the Massachusetts Civil Defense Agency reports, and will presumably be available...
To study Mother Mary Columba and the Maryknolls, convent-educated Deirdre Ryan visited the mother house from 5:15 a.m. till 9 p.m. daily for three days. She joined the sisters in their devotional, working and recreational periods, and soon saw for herself that convent life is not-in the...
MEXICAN CATTLE will soon be flowing to U.S. markets for the first time in 19 months. Mexico has finally stamped out its epidemic of foot-and-mouth disease, and the U.S. will officially open the border on Jan. 1 to cattle crowding stockyards south of the Rio Grande.