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...more records or transcriptions for radio. Two weeks ago he forced NBC to cancel the National High School Orchestra broadcast series, on the grounds that amateurs had no business competing with his professionals (TIME, July 30). Last week it seemed barely possible that the U.S. Government might render unto Caesar Petrillo a small part of what he has long had coming to him-his comeuppance...
When in jail, Nehru finds that "spinning on the charka (spinning wheel) and weaving niwar" (cotton webbing) "are delightfully soothing." Yet on the death of his father he does not quote the Vedas, but Edgar Allan Poe: "Man doth not yield himself to the angels, nor even unto death utterly, save by the weakness of his feeble will...
...lawyers, shoals of others. He may learn the Golden Rule not only from the New Testament but from Confucius, Isocrates, Tobit, the Mahabharata, Hillel Ha-Babli; such shy self-revelations as the U.S. proverb: "Do others or they will do you," or Bernard Shaw's "Do not do unto others as you would that they should do unto you. Their tastes may not be the same." The reader can observe that, whereas there is much respectful talk about law itself, human experience with lawyers has been bilious. He can get every sort of opinion of work, from Hippocrates...
...people's choice. But Canadian-born M.P. Garfield Weston (a biscuit tycoon) had another version: "We are told that Lord Beaverbrook has gone because he has asthma. But he has had asthma for 20 years. ... I believe he has left because he had become sick unto death of Government committees...
There are dangers in this hopeful duty which President Conant's generation passes down to our generation with such single-minded surety. They tell us that the United States, one nation on the face of the earth, must take unto itself the responsibility of insisting that the post-war world is based on freedom...