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...Giroux, A. R., 90 Central St., Somerville. Glover, E. C., 486 Brookline Ave., Boston. Goldmann, S., Go. A-24. Goldmark, H. Jr., Sd. B-33. Goldthwait, V. B., Sd. A-15. Goodman, A. V., 148 Townsend St., Roxbury. Goodwin, J. C., Go. D-35. Gordon, J. W., 122 Morton St., Mattapan. Gordon, L., Sd. E-22. Gordon, W. A., J. S. A-32. Gorman, J. D., Go. D-41. Grady, F. Y., Gossler, P. Jr., Sd. E-21. 52 Chamberlain Ave., Revere. Graves, S. C., J. S. C-11. Gray, H. C., Centre St., North Easton. Greene...
John G. Callan and Durward E. Burchell, both formerly of the University of Wisconsin, have become respectively Professor of Industrial Management and Professor of Industrial Accounting in the Business School. Morton C. Campbell, Law '00, recently of the University of Indiana, joins the Harvard Law School staff as a full professor. From Cornell comes Allyn A. Young to be Professor of Economics; from California comes C. I. Lewis '06, to lecture in Philosophy; while among the other distinguished names is that of F. A. Vanderlip, the well-known New York banker, who is to serve this year as a lecturer...
...Lanman, L. T., Lee, J. F., Levenson, G. S., Lidman, S. W., Litchfield, J. R., Lovering, E. Jr., McDaniel, W. B. 2d, McDonald, A. W., McNamara, J. T. C., McNear, C., Machado, J. Z., Malott, F. S., Millet, H., Morrison, P. D., Morse, E. H., Morse, K., Morton...
...Lidman, J. R. Litchfield, E. Lovering Jr., P. K. McElroy, J. G. McGetten, J. T. C. McNamara, C. McNear, W. B. McDaniel 2d, A. W. McDonald, J. Z. Machado, A. I. Maguire, F. S. Malott, H. Millett, G. McK. Morrison, P. D. Morrison, E. H. Morse, K. Morse, B. Morton, J. L. Mosle, O. H. Munroe, R. P. Nason, J. U. Nef, W. L. Nolan, G. C. Noyes, J. Otis, C. W. Ozias, S. Paine, S. Palls, H. W. Patterson, F. P. Perkins, R. L. Place, S. M. Pollack, O. Prescott Jr., A. O. Porter, J. P. Post...
...store counter. With the aid of a few hats and an exceptionally expressive face she makes her characters live. Bert Melrose, "international clown," has the distinction of making people shrlek with laughter--he lived up to his reputation yesterday. The Clinton sisters did some good interpretative costume dancing; Ed Morton sang in a pleasing way; Herschel Henlere proved to be an unusually skillful pianist, and the four Readings did some sensational juggling...