Word: allowables
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Lehman Hall officials have indicated that they will offer no objection to the carrying out of such a plan, A. L. Endicott '94, comptroller of the University, stating: "As far as this office is concerned, we are not against any move to allow inter-House dining. The matter is not to be decided by us. Decision lies with the House Masters. Whatever change they desire will have the support of this office...
...solutions to this problem are open. The first is to allow the host to count the guest's meal on his own quota, and to reduce the price of the guest's meal to the regular rates. The other is to allow the guest to sign for his own meal and count it on his own quota. In either case restrictions may be made to prevent a rush to any one House, as for example a limit may be put on the number of meals which one may eat away from his own board. Lehman Hall has announced its willingness...
Speaking about the problem, A. L. Endicott '94, comptroller of the University, said: "As far as this office is concerned, we are not against any move to allow inter-House dining. The matter is not to be decided by us. The whole situation lies with the House Masters. Whatever change they desire will have the cooperation of the office." From one of the House Masters it was ascertained that any trouble that extra book keeping would occasion would not be an obstacle...
...Dublin, President Eamon de Valera mailed a secret answer to the secret British note he received last month and drew a second secret British note. This game of whispering behind the public's back (due to British refusal to allow publicity) could of course go on forever. But President de Valera bluntly announced that when the Free State Parliament meets April 20 he will introduce "a short amendment, only about 100 words long" to wipe the oath of fealty to the King out of the Free State Constitution...
Clowns. One hundred "Joeys" (from Joe Grimaldi, famed clown) operate explosive Fords, ride horses, asses and zebras, tumble, fight, imitate comic strip characters, allow themselves to be shot, kicked, mashed and butted, perform circusdom's oldest act?the Fire Alarm...