January 13, 1952

takes no action on scholarships; approves presidents com objectives; other resolutions; election; Willett again pres

1 killed as only prototype of Vickers Valiant long-range jet bomber crashes near Bournmouth; illus

Prof A Nevins on writing history

bankers annual repts protest '51 law

wins giant slalom; men's downhill results

Government officials confirmed last week what many had expected: that 1952 will be a trying period for the nation's economy.

PEBBLE BEACH, Calif., Jan. 12 -- The second round of the scheduled fifty-four-hole $10,000 Bing Crosby national pro-amateur golf tournament was called off today because of the unplayable condition of the rain-drenched Monterey Peninsula Country Club course.

THE conversational topic of Anatole Litvak's "Decision Before Dawn," which came to the Rivoli Theatre in the pre-Christmas rush of films, may now be entirely exhausted for those cocktail-party prattlers in New York who usually pick a subject to pieces before it is ten days old.

Fred Wilt, the special agent from the Federal Bureau of Investigation, made his first mile start of the season last night, and it was an impressive one. Running in the annual senior Metropolitan A. A. U. championships at the Third Engineers Group Armory, the fleet-footed Government man, who wears the colors of the New York A. C., covered the distance in 4:14.6 to win the event for the third straight time.

H Davern cites drop in frozen products; urges fresh indus curb fluctuations

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