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...natural, of course, that deadpanned John Reynolds (Mr. Wayne), a Yankee Attorney hired by the anti-lottery league to smash the racket, should fall in love with coquettish Julie (Ona Munson), Rebel daughter of goateed General Mirbeau (Henry Stephenson), owner of the lottery. When sudden death overtakes the General and promotes his daughter to head of the lottery, Buster Reynolds is confronted with the painful problem of destroying his light-o-love's source of income without losing her affection...
...Cohen over Stephenson, decision
...successor in the athletic publicity department will be Arthur Wild '25, who as director of the University News Office has been winning the good will of Boston city editors towards the non-athletic departments of Harvard for many years. Stephenson's duties as Bill Bingham's assistant will be taken over for the present time by other members of the Athletic Association staff...
From Wilmington, Delaware, Stephenson was made director of Publicity and editor of the H.A.A. news on September 1, 1939 and was named assistant to the Director of Athletics last fall. He wrote anywhere from two to six articles in the average H.A.A. News, using varying by-lines--Silas French, Arthur Palmer, and even Tom Stephenson...
When he takes over from Stephenson, Wild will be in charge of all University publicity, superintending the work of two assistants in the News Office in the basement of University Hall and directing a sizeable staff in the H.A.A. He had been a reporter for five years on the Chicago Daily News prior to taking charge of the News Office, and before that had worked on newspapers in Miami and San Francisco