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Track generally holds the spotlight in Olympic games and at this early date, coaches see two possible Crimson track candidates. Varsity weight man Sam Felton on performance rates as the better of the two. Felton hurls the discus as well as various other weights and this summer established himself as one of the best weightmen in the United States. After placing third in the IC4A hammer throw last spring Felton won the national Canadian championship and placed second in the national A.A.U. meet in Lincoln, Nebraska, this summer. Working under Varsity weight coach Ed Flanagan, he has been practicing...
...countries of Western Europe will be bereft of hope of aid by democratic methods. At this time the Communist Party in each country will be able to say, "We told you so." By putting themselves on the record as irrevocably opposed to the Marshall Plan, the Communists in the various countries have put themselves in a position from which they can look forward to the expected chaos with complacent expectancy...
Tito called for the unity of "progressive" forces "throughout the world" against the "international reaction headed by American financial magnates [which] is ... reviving fascism in various countries, including western Germany...
...would still have plenty to do. He will continue as general coordinator in matters other than economic. He will relieve aging Arthur Greenwood of his duties. The chief one is chairmanship of the legislative committee, which sorts out in order of priority all the bills proposed by various departments...
Although this latter institution-Sargent College, along with the various graduate schools, does not qualify under the eligibility rules, theis still leaves a healthy segment of local manhod to choose a team from, as one of B.U.'s proudest boasts, published in Football Facts, is that its enrollment "includes more Congregationalists than are to be found in Amherst and Dartmouth Colleges, both of them established by the Congregationalists: more Baptists than in the Baptist Colleges . . . Bates and Colby: more Episcopalians than in Trinity: more Methodists than in the Methodist colleges of Wesleyan, Connecticut, and Wesleyan, Georgia, combined: more Unitarians than...