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LAST week, on Mayor O'Dwyer's order, Investigation Commissioner John M. Murtagh began the latest of the city's drives against theatre ticket gougers. Although sensible people on Broadway recognize that a move was bound to come in a season that produced such tremendous hits as "Death of a Salesman," "South Pacific" and "Kiss Me, Kate," they cannot help wondering what in the end will be achieved.
By offering customers their choice of f.o.b. or delivered prices, industrial companies need fear no anti-trust proceedings. This was the formula advanced last week by Lynn C. Paulson, assistant chief trial counsel of the Federal Trade Commission in Washington.
UN com approves Latin-Amer motion, 25-16; US, GB, France and 13 others abstain; Min McNeil (GB) demands Katz-Suchy withdraw charge that GB has furnished arms; states Brit stand on Franco regime
PRINCETON, N. J., May 7 -- Paced by its two brawny Olympians, Jim Fuchs and Vic Frank, Yale's track and field squad ran to fourteen straight its three-year string of dual meet victories by defeating Princeton, 82 to 58, in the forty-fourth meeting between the Eastern Intercollegiate League rivals today.