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...left to help satisfy the expanding space demands of the other University offices which now use part of its facilities. Some dichards may plead for the old "serenity" of historic Wadsworth, or insist that the Harvard Club of Boston is an adequate gathering point, but these hardly seem valid objections to a desirable and long-needed plan that should be successfully brought to fruition several years hence...
...Chester A. Arthur approved a civil service rule, prohibiting any inquiry into the political beliefs of an applicant for a federal job. It was a wise and liberal provision in days when the radical fringe consisted of nothing more horrendous than the Greenback National and Prohibition parties. It remained valid during the rise & fall of the Populist, Progressive, Bull Moose and Socialist-Labor movements. Their adherents were loyal to the U.S. first, to their party second-and never to a foreign government. Not until 1939 was the rule amended, to bar those who seek to overthrow the U.S. Government...
...defenders and detractors on almost every phase of his relations with Naziism. The feeling against him has focused on the fact that his opposition to Hitler was on religious, rather than on political grounds. Few have understood that for a traditional Lutheran, religious grounds are the only valid ones for opposition to the state...
...long run, the British trade position depended on whether Britons can overcome industrial production difficulties at home. Last week John Osborne, TIME'S London bureau chief, set himself, his staff and his correspondents in the provinces to the task of finding Britain's essential strengths and its valid hopes of survival and recovery. Osborne reported...
...Last Rupee. India is the best example of the postwar turnabout. Here, over a century, Britain had poured in some ?550,000,000 of investments. Now most of the investments are gone, and brown-skinned men hold valid claims to millions Britain cannot...