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Thwarted by a close-guarding New Hampshire basketball quintet, the Crimson Varsity five went down to a 44-21 defeat at Durham last night. Harvard was outplayed from the beginning in every department of the game, and the victors had a 21-9 margin at the half. Bronstein starred for New Hampshire and Grady was high point man for the Crimson with six markers...
...Monday, meet the New Hampshire Freshman quintet, which is rated a slight favorite. Coach Samborski plans to start the same lineup that finished the Jayvee game Monday. HARVARD NEW HAMPSHIRE Fletcher, r.f. r.f., Armstrong Merry, l.f. l.f., Joslin Morse, c. c., Targonski Ferriter, r.g. r.g., Demers Henderson, l.g. l.g., Bronstein...
Best-known Russians today are Dzhugashvili, Bronstein and Pyeshkov-but not by those names. Stalin, Trotsky and Maxim Gorki are the famed pseudonyms they have adopted. Least potent but most popular of the three is Gorki, Red Russia's Grand Old Man of Letters. Long before the Revolution, when it was still in the lower depths, he hitched his wagon to the Red star; as the star rose, so rose Gorki. His birthplace, Nizhni-Novgorod (chief navigation centre on the Volga River famed for its annual fair and now the site of a state automobile plant) has been renamed...
...afraid of assassination was Comrade Trotsky (né Bronstein) that he left his train "white-faced" (according to Hearst-men) before it reached Copenhagen and sped by motor car to an unrevealed hiding place in the Capital...
...results of the competitions for business and technical positions in connection with the play were also announced. H. M. Lawn '34 has been appointed chairman of dramatics; Albert Bronstein '33, manager of tickets; H. W. Beaser '34, manager of publicity; E. H. Ober '35 and R. P. Heller '35, chairman of sets; H. D. Tobin '36, chairman of properties; and George Ehrenfried '35, chairman of lighting...