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...Thursday, with two-year veteran George Gifford back in his old number seven seat. Juniors Loe Rouner, Phil DuBoia, and John Atherton are returning varsity lettermen at numbers six, four, and three, respectively, while sophomores Bill Geertsema and Swede Sundquist are at five and two. Bob Webb is rowing bow. Warren Clark and Al Lefkowitz share the coxing duties...
...heavier of the two boats is stroked by veteran Ray Burns. Lindy is at seven, Ted House at six, Randy Seed at five, Dick Lincoln at four, Oliver Leland at three, Bob Lofgren at two, and Joe Brown, bow...
Bill Holden rows at seven on Laporte's boat, Art Herbat at six, John Morgan at five, Daniel Rakov at four, Stan Kahrl at three, Oakes Ames at two, and Dick Gillies, bow...
...paintings back. "Knowing," said the directors, "that even war does not leave science and art unprotected, and that Britons have often considered themselves at peace with these, we are not without hopes of seeing them . . ." In Halifax, Vice-Admiralty Justice Sir Alexander Croke made Philadelphia a gentlemanly, periwigged bow. "Heaven forbid," he said, "that such an application to the generosity of Great Britain should ever be ineffectual." After a learned recital of the laws of war, Sir Alexander concluded with a full flourish: "With real sensations of pleasure . . . I decree the restitution of the property . . ." Halifax sent the paintings...
...gadget in a small Chicago shop. Since then, 38-year-old John Tigrett has sold 15 million "Zoomerangs," and built a $2,000,000 annual toy business. This week fast-growing Toyman Tigrett put his 1952 models on sale. Among his new gadgets: a "Jet Zoom" pistol (98?) and bow & arrow Zoomerangs...