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...coach goes, the field is narrowing down. Harvey Harman, Rutgers mentor, was in Boston last week on official Rutgers business concerning a Football Hall of Fame to be built in New Brunswick. Moreover, when Harman was being mentioned for the head coaching job at Pittsburgh, he wrote several Pittsburgh columnists that he was definitely not interested in any other coaching...
...same time, brokers in a dozen U.S. cities had been importing up to 5,000,000 bushels of potatoes from the spud-rich Canadian farmlands in New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island. The Canadian growers were gleefully doing their biggest export business in years. Even after U.S. Customs collected 37½? duty on every 100-lb. sack for the first million bushels of table potatoes and the first 2.5 million of seed potatoes and twice as much duty on all subsequent potatoes, the Canadian spuds were cheaper than the homegrown subsidized ones...
Immediately after the end of World War II, the University established a special housing office for married student veterans. Under its guidance, family units were provided in temporary war-surplus housing in Cambridge and Boston and at Harvardevens Village, near Ayer. The Hotel Brunswick was leased and furnished for the use of couples. Cooperative houses were established in Cambridge to provide for additional married student veterans...
Lack of demand caused the termination of the Brunswick Hotel operation in June of 1948. In the fall of 1948, the army announced that it would take over Harvardevens Village in June of 1949. Family units on Jarvis Field were removed last summer to make way for the new Graduate Center, to be opened next fall, which will provide permanent dormitory facilities for 600 students...
LLOYD G. CHATTIN New Brunswick...