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...Kenneth (Northwest Passage) Roberts likes men who pull their weight. His heroes are generally fellows whose characters are compounded of the good, old-fashioned virtues, and their crises sometimes find them with little but hope to sustain them under pressure. His new novel, Boon Island-the first since Lydia Bailey in 1947-is a grim little tale of survival. Based on a true story, it tells of a shipwreck in which each man's size and courage are fully measured during 24 days of simple horror...
...JAMES R. BAILEY Winter Park...
...much more than that, a recording of who scored and when. Almost all the play was concentrated in the Tufts zone, and the varsity spent its time setting up scoring plays. Occasionally the Jumbos would make a rush, but the fine work of goalies Charlie Flynn and Jim Bailey, who played the last two periods, allowed them only one goal a period...
Meanwhile, opponents of the consolidation had not been silent. In 1949 Professor Ames protested to the Overseers' Committee, which referred his objections to a special Faculty Committee. When this Faculty group reaffirmed the provisions of the Bailey Plan, 14 members of the Visiting Committee accused the University of disregarding the Arboretum's interests and planning to break faith with its donors. Independently, they hired counsel to give an opinion as to whether a legal breach of trust was involved. In September, 1950, John Wells Farley '99, the lawyer for the group, found that transferring the books and specimens to Cambridge...
...long as the library and herbarium could be more effectively used in Cambridge. As guardian of a public trust, therefore, the Corporation saw no reason for seeking instructions from the state courts concerning the legality of their actions. Meeting on January 19, 1953, the corporation rescinded parts of the Bailey Plan, but decided to go forward with the construction of the Gray Herbarium...