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...station and start for the coast. Irrelevant as the following remark may be, we feel duty bound to warn you that biliousness, depression, and not infrequently locomotor ataxia result from one ride on these floundering monsters. But this film tries to make one believe that adventure and romance breed on buses. If you desire fantasy, "Fugitive Lovers" is pleasant enough...
...yard breaststroke--Won by Charles N. Breed '36; second Stricker (Y); third, Pickett (Y). Time...
...your report of the Westminster Kennel Club's recent show in Madison Square Garden (TIME, Feb. 26), you do not say a single word about this popular breed of dogs, but it might interest you to know that Rochesterian Richardson's two English setters went "Best of Breed'' and "Winners Bitches'' in this particular show...
...Crimson team will be represented by Paul D. O'Brien '36, William R. Timken 1G.B., Edwin I. Brainard '35, and John L. Bonney '36 in the dashes. Cortlandt V. Hubbard '34, and John B. Little '36 will swim in the breaststroke event, and Charles N. Breed '36 and Victor D. O'Brien '36 have been selected for the backstroke race. The crack relay team of John M. Timken, William R. Timken, Benney, Brainard and Paul D. O'Brien are favored to carry off the 200-yard relay event...
...Bonfils, for which I consider the book most remarkable, is by no means the greatest part of it. The large, childish Tammon is given as much space, and every line about him is worth reading. There is no more amusing tale than that of Tammen and his struggles to breed a baby elephant for his circus, the Sells-Floto; and the final fate of the last, stuffed, baby pachyderm, which Tammen kept in a case in the Post offices, is told with fine pathos. The remarkable paper which the partners built comes in likewise for a good share...