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...presidium in absentia, and Mann had had to cable a protest and his explanation: he had written France's Communist Dr. Joliot-Curie refusing to attend the conference but expressing his sympathy for Joliot-Curie's efforts for peace. Mann had refused to sign the Stockholm petition, but had sent a recorded message to Chicage's Mid-Century Conference for Peace, taken over by the same gang...
William E. Du Bois '90, anthropologist and a sponsor of the Stockholm Peace Appeal, will not address the Young Progressives tonight as scheduled, Lowell P. Beveridge, Jr. '52, president of the H.Y.P., said yesterday. Simultaneously, he announced that Paul Robeson will speak here Friday to commemorate "Negro History Week...
...rich, as well as the Reds, backed Vespignani; he soon moved from Portonaccio to a high-priced apartment in the center of Rome. One-man shows in Paris, Stockholm and Manhattan earned him an international reputation. The reputation is based largely on his drawings rather than on his paintings-the paintings often have the color and texture of dried...
Before he flew to Stockholm to pick up his Nobel Prize money, Novelist William (Intruder in the Dust) Faulkner, a qualified authority on the seamy side of life, was cornered by Manhattan reporters who asked him what he considered the most decadent aspect of American life. Answered Faulkner: "It's this running people down and getting interviews and pictures of them just because something's happened to them." For the presentation in Stockholm, Faulkner made his first appearance before a microphone and TV cameras, wore white tie & tails for the first time, met fellow Prizewinner Bertrand Russell...
Getting an early start, U.N.'s Dr. Ralph J. Bunche boarded a plane for Stockholm, where he will pick up his Nobel Peace Prize next week...