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With the possible exception of guard Sam Butler, injured in Saturday's Dartmouth game, the Crimson will be at full physical strength for Holy Cross--if. The if hinges on whether pre-meds Emil Drvarie, Walt Coulson, and Skip Garvey can avoid taking an all-day examination scheduled for Saturday. All three are supposed to show up for the tests, which are run by the medical school entrance boards. The afternoon portion is listed for 2 to 5 p.m., at precisely the time the Crimson linemen will be needed at the Stadium...
Last week, after an all-day church service and tearful farewells, they were ready to go. Mrs. Hildebrand's son Henry, 40, spoke for the others: "We must do something to keep our way of life. Children don't believe as their fathers did. They drift to the cities. Some follow the trades, even become lawyers, which is forbidden in our belief. We want to live as the Bible taught...
Yesterday was the big day for '33: an all-day outing at the Western Golf Club and the Class Dinner at the Continental. Today a luncheon in Adams House will precede the parade. The dress will include white trousers in striking uniformity; beyond this the secrecy which is traditionally practiced before the parade to lend suspense shrouds details...
Twenty colleges are sending delegates to the all-day conference, which opens at 11 o'clock this morning...
...York City, with many of its streets still edged with the remains of the Big Snow (TIME, Jan. 5), got seven hours' advance warning of an all-day blizzard whirling in from Cape Hatteras. Caught short before, municipal authorities worked themselves into a mad dither of preparedness; firemen were put on 16-hour emergency duty, 1,400 plows and snow trucks were mobilized. But most of the fuss was needless. The blizzard, such as it was, raged over the city for a few hours, then blew itself...