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...Harvard 6 German H Sever 29 Government 6 Harvard 5 History 57 Sever 5 History 60 Sever 7 Indic Philology 1b Sever 6 Latin A Mr. Richards, Sec. 1 Sever 17 Mathematics A IV Mr. Steen New Lect. Hall Paleontology 3 Zool. Museum 103 Sociology 15 Emerson 211 Zoology 6b Emerson 211 2 P.M. (XVII) Class. Philology 53 hf. Sever 29 Economics 38 Sever 29,31 French 2 Mr. Austin, Sec. 17 Memorial Hall Mr. Bouvier, Sec. 12 Memorial Hall Mr. Fowlie, Sec. 16 Memorial Hall Mr. Gregersen, Sec 8 Memorial Hall Mr. Johnson, Sec. 18 Memorial Hall Mr. Keith...
...Sever 6 34* Thurs. at 3 Widener B 42b Tues. at 10 Sever 18 COMPARATIVE PHILOLOGY 1b* Tues. at 11 Widener B ECONOMICS 1b Mon. at 10 Boylston 24 1c Tues. at 10 New Lecture Hall 4b Tues. at 11 Emerson D 5 Mon. at 9 Harvard 6 6b Tues. at 10 Harvard 3 10b Mon. at 12 Widener U 17* Mon. at 12 Sever 1 32*** Tues. at 2 Widener U 36* Wed. at 10 New Lect. Hall S 39* Tues. at 9 Widener U 41b* Mon. at 9 Harvard 5 42* Tues. 3-4.30 Sever...
...Zoology 6b. Biology of the Higher Vertebrates.--Mammals. Monday, Wednesday, Friday at 2 o'clock. Associate Professor Allen...
Flight Lieut. J. H. Boothman was given the honor of formally winning permanent possession of the Schneider Trophy. In a mosquito-like seaplane of blue & silver designated Super marine Rolls-Royce S-6B, he darted over the Solent at about 300 ft. altitude, taking wide turns at the corners of the course to guard against disqualification. His first two laps were the fastest, averaging 342.9 m. p. h. When he crossed the finish line and shot his plane skyward, to lose speed for a landing, his average time for the race...
Then Lieut. G. H. Stainforth taxied out in another S-6B to attack Orlebar's world speed record. With a diving start from 1,400 ft. down to about 150 ft., he flashed six times back & forth over a straight- away of about 1.8 mi. The crowds saw only a speck with a tail of smoke. When it was over the stopwatches showed an average of 379.05 m. p. h. On one lap Lieut. Stainforth's time had been 388.6, faster than man had ever flown, more than eight times faster than the winner of the first Schneider...