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...inmate of one of the largest penitentiaries in the world, San Quentin. A horrible prison, through which one sees a stream of faces; solemn, accusing faces, and vacuous, prying faces that twitch and slobber in thrill-sated ecstasy at sight of one who still professes his patriotism...
...January death claimed the author of famed stream-of-consciousness novel "Ulysses"- Irish, impoverished, nearly blind...
...disease which laid millions of soldiers low in World War I. Last winter, Dr. Eli Kennerly Marshall Jr., of Johns Hopkins, fell ill with dysentery. He decided to try sulfaguanidine, a form of sulfanilamid which remains in the intestines to fight dysentery germs, instead of seeping into the blood stream. Dr. Marshall has already shipped a supply of his drug to the British forces in Egypt...
...controlled the narrow waters off Florida with a terrible stronghold where Havana's feeble old Morro Castle now stands, if this enemy also sat astraddle the Panama Canal and had bases at Trinidad, Jamaica and Tampico, U. S. citizens would probably be alarmed. But the Gulf Stream is not in the U. S. bloodstream. Although perhaps there should be, there is no U. S. tradition of responsibility for the Caribbean and the Gulf of Mexico comparable to the innate, hereditary British concern for a sea which is both smaller (see map) and much farther from home ground. The British...
...serving as a bulwark of the unprepared western hemisphere against the common enemy. It is with a purely selfish aim in mind that this country must flood Britain with the aid which the defenders need so badly. Guns and planes and shells and ships must flow in a ceaseless stream from this hemisphere to the other. An arsenal we must be, not because we love the land of roast beef and brown ale, but because we fear for the land of hamburgers and Coca Cola. Up to this point we see eye to eye with Mr. Conant as to what...