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...Princeton 500 well-behaved demonstrators gathered to hear a pacifist message from Physicist Albert Einstein, a speech by Columnist Dorothy Thompson Lewis who advised: "Go into politics, young men. There's plenty to do in this country, getting it back from the pioneers who nearly ruined...
Promoter Dickson's Boswell is ancient little Sparrow Robertson, sports columnist of the Paris Herald, in whose writings it is a 5-to-1 bet that Promoter Dickson's name will appear on any given day. Dickson's secretary is Count Nicolas Ignatieff, son of Prince Nicolas Ignatieff, who once commanded the Tsar's Imperial Guard. When they discovered each other, the Count was a taxi driver and Promoter Dickson was his first fare. Apologizing for his incompetence as a chauffeur, the Count admitted he could speak twelve languages and take shorthand dictation. Dickson ordered...
Schmidt, famous Freshman Jubilee and hurdle runner, was chairman of the Information Committee last year and head of the Han Book Committee this fall, and succeeds Rodman W. Paul '36, publicity director of P. B. H., Crimson Senior Editor, and ex-football columnist...
...story which Mr. Clements told his friends was reported by Scripps-Howard's Washington Columnist Raymond Clapper as follows: "Although young Clements had occasionally to 'correct' some of the ill-advised political statements of Dr. Townsend, they went along fairly well until last November, when TIME magazine printed an article picturing Mr. Clements as the real brains of the Townsend movement and Dr. Townsend as his 'stooge' [TIME, Nov. 4], This publication, according to the story current here, infuriated Dr. Townsend. From then on he and Mr. Clements were at swords' points...
...first page of the Herald Tribune's second section last week, and flanking Pundit Walter Lippmann's animadversions, "On The Record" began with no self-conscious fanfare but proved to be reading matter as solid as its famed neighbor. "I, like 120,000,000 other Americans," began Columnist Thompson, "will probably never grasp the truth about the money system." Thereupon, with no further matronly misgivings, Miss Thompson proceeded to discuss the profundities of the Corporation Tax Bill for some 1,500 words...