Word: stateser
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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People of the United States must let these behind the Iron Curtain know that this country would use the atomic bomb only for retaliation, Senator Ralph E. Flanders said last night in Littauer auditorium in this fall's third and final Godkin Lecture.
Discrimination in fraternities is important because fraternities themselves are important. There are more than 2,750 Greek-letter chapters in the United States, and at many schools they house and feed most of the student body. They frequently run the social and extra-curricular life of those schools. Educational authorities...
Louis B. Sohn, LL.M. '40. lecturer on Law, said last night that the United World Federalists would work during the coming year for Congressional legislation committing the United States to participation in world government "as soon as possible."
Since the U.S. cannot dodge foreign responsibilities, Flanders added, its objective should be the "material prosperity of the American citizen and the preservation of his freedom." This isn't really selfish, he said, because the United States could do little for others in a depression.
Flanders called the creation of spheres of influences by the United States unsatisfactory in the long run. "The tendency . . . has been to minimize the influence of our government and to maximize the mutual benefit of private trade."