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...Francis Drake estate. . . . His property has continued in unbroken succession in the possession of his legitimate heirs."* From London, Counselor of Embassy Ray Atherton reported that letters from Drake dupes were one of his office's greatest cares. "We have," he said, "prepared mimeographed letters to answer them." Immediate result of this double warning: 100 letters to the Postoffice Department denouncing the "persecution" of Drake Estate agents...
...summary: HARVARD BROWN '39 Hallet (Pafford, P. Knapp, Beal), l. e. l. e., Battles J. Gardner (Atherton, Schmidt, Barkin), l. t. l. t., Goodman (Brown) Baum (D. Hardy, Emerson), l. g. l. g., Carifeo (Wisbach) Letarte (D. Smith, Olney, Noble), c. c., Carey Caldwell (Lipsitt, Lippman, Whitemore, Maloney), r. g. r. g., Blake (O'Shanick) D. Gardner (Radway, Tufts), r. t. r. t., Pittochelli Harkness (Stone, Higgs) r. e. r. e., Larkowich Owen (Jerome, Trope), q. b. q. b., Ambrosini (Hicks) Stewart (Reardon, Roberts), l. h. b. l. h. b., Shaw (Kapstein) Lewenstein (Hicks, Parquette...
...company does is to hold, it reports no income, no outgo, no profit, no loss. It was formed in 1932 (along with the present Pineapple Co.) to straighten out the tangled affairs of the Dole company, which had grown long on inventory, short on cash. Its president, able young Atherton Richards, is also president of the Pineapple company, and dissolution of the holding company means that the pineapple emergency is over and the operating company can once more take care of its business...
...week U. S. headlines, which for months had been mumbling darkly about the prospect of a distant war, suddenly shrilled a new and alarming note: ETHIOPIA PARLEY COLLAPSES. ITALY BARS ALL PEACE TALK. BRITAIN TO ASK U. S. TO HELP CURB WAR. U. S. Charge d'Affaires Ray Atherton had been closeted with British Foreign Secretary Sir Samuel Hoare in London. "Friendly but powerful pressure," wrote a New York Times Paris correspondent, "will come from Great Britain, working through diplomatic, political and press channels to win the U. S. to her side in the coming conflict over Ethiopia...
...Adams, J. H. Alexandre, W. H. Atherton, S. S. Beman, R. E. Bennink, G. F. Bigelow, W. V. Binger, F. G. Blake, A. R. Brenholts, O. P. Brown, Reginald Boardman, W. H. Bowen, W. H. Caunt, B. G. Clark, C. H. Cretzmeyer, L. L. Davis, W. N. Dearborn, P. K. Doyle, John Dwinell, F. W. Edlin, G. E. Filion, L. S. Fiaherty, A. McG. Foster, V. W. Foster, F. D. Gardner, J. H. Gardiner, John Gay, A. S. Geismer, S. R. Gifford, W. A. Gosline, I. J. Graff...