Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 June 1952 — Page 2
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BOSTON, Mass., June 12—A noted New-York author and historian, selecting the 100 most important people in the world, said today that Winston Churchill is the “big-
est, the most talented and heroic figure now aliye.” Donald Robinson, chief historian for the U. 8, military govern- ings have put a curb on free sciment in Germany after World entific thought behind the iron War II and president of the 8o-/ curtain and resulted in ‘“expulciety of Magazine Writers, made sion, imprisonment, torture or fhe selections in a book pub- death” for scientists who disagree ‘lished by Little, Brown & Co. He with him, listed only two women among the! The most tragic—the “warped, most important people -— Mrs. misled” little scientist, Klaus Eleanot Roosevelt and Eva Peron. Fuchs, whose betrayal of atomic The leading figure of the age, Domb secrets Smperiled the safehe decided, was Prime Ministerty Of more human beings than Churchill, , . , “Statesman, soldier, 20Y other single traitor. politician, orator, author and a
mupert leader of men. . . . He i» Cardinal Who : Fenty: Fought Nazis Dies ~
Others Mentioned "| MUNICH, Germany, June 12 Mr. Rohinson made ng attempt (UP)—Michael Cardinal Faul-| 10 evalua ed o on ero , ctions, Harber, archbishop of Munich and tance of his other selections, gu. ging and a Catholic leader in|
which included Pope Pius XII, the fight .a i | .against Nazism, died Stalin, President Truman, Roberti, today. |
A. Taft, Dwight D. Eisenhower, The 83-year-old primate of Poet. 8 mot Irving Berlin and gavaria died in his palace fol*1ap 1n. lowing a stroke, which he suf-| However, he singled out the fered June 30. ! following nominees for special, He had been ill for more than mention: 10 years. He suffered a lung inThe greatest genius — Albertiflamation for some weeks before Einstein, {his death. ’ The “good-est” Albert Schweit-, Since the war Cardinal Faul-| zer, “the most distinguished of haber had appeared in public only) living philosophers.” rarely. ' The bravest—Taha Hussein, the; However, his pastoral letters] blind Egyptian scholar who insti- and sermons against the Nazis tuted in Egypt a full system of in the years they were rising to free education for every child. |power before World War II had The man with the keenest in-igiven him such prestige throughsight into his times — Bertrand/out the Roman Catholic world Russell, ‘that Adolf Hitler never dared arThe most inspiring — Arturo rest him or send him to a con-! Toscanini, |centration camp. i
Stalin the Shrewdest | The shrewdest-—Joseph Stalin. Cup Runneth Over
The most sinister-—Lavrenti P,, TORONTO, Ontario, June 12! Beria, head of-the Russian secret (UP)-—Charles Irwin Drinkwine |
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