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...mixer for graduate students will be held at 8 p.m. tomorrow at 6 Ash Street, Cambridge. Summer School privilege cards (or Harvard Bursar's cards) are required for admission...
...students were robbed when they hitch-hiked to the North House Mixer at Radcliffe. Just before the car reached Harvard Square, the driver swerved into a side street and stopped. One boy escaped, but the two other M.I.T. men were forced to get back...
...spring after World War II, began advertising Perrier as the common man's drink, using endorsements from bicycle riders and track stars. Although the company shies from medical claims, French doctors often prescribe Perrier for mal de mer and morning sickness. Taken by itself or as a mixer with liquor or wine, Perrier is selling at the rate of 208 million bottles a year-and the company produces another 245 million bottles at other springs under five other brand names...
...physician father never really wanted to run the family drug firm, but John G. Searle, 62, the third-generation president of G. D. Searle & Co., enjoys the job. Searle started at twelve as a summertime tablet mixer, became the $35-a-week treasurer of the small firm after graduating in pharmacy from the University of Michigan. When he took over as president in 1936, he prescribed a strong tonic to make the Skokie, III., company grow. He trimmed its product line from 800 to 16 quality items. The list has since grown to 30, and now includes Enovid, a contraceptive...
Died. Sir Frederic Collins Hooper, 71, managing director since 1948 of Britain's Schweppes Ltd. (quinine water, Bitter Lemon), a bubbly Londoner who left a successful chain store busi ness to put some fizz in the 169-year-old mixer maker, quintupled Schweppes's output and profit with snob appeal advertising featuring Commander Whitehead among the Yanks and veddy British "Schweppigrams" at home;* of a probable heart attack; in London...