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...Cunningham '32, captain of this year's University hockey team, will play left wing for the Boston Hockey Club team in its game tonight with the Fredericton, New Brunswick, Millionaires. On the other wing will be "Ding" Palmer, former Yale star, while J. P. Chase '28, a prominent Harvard player, will skate at center...
...longer than ever before. The Vagabond is often homesick for Till, and he will go to Sanders Theater at eight tonight to dream of Till's sly tricks. There the Symphony Orchestra will play "Till Eulenspiegel's Merry Pranks, after the Old-fashioned Roguish Manner" and the rascal of Brunswick will live again in Strauss's spirited music...
...honorary member of our Bar Association, who preaches to us every time he comes here, who is our chiefest drawing card and of social and educational value to us and yet on p. 27 of TIME Feb. 15, Dr. Butler's annual Southern visit is accorded to Brunswick, Ga., instead of Augusta. Dr. Butler never was at Brunswick. He doesn't know that there is any such place on the map. Why, may I ask, was this courageous injustice done a local community by a great national paper like TIME...
...Hitlerites did a risky thing. They nominated Adolf Hitler. Theoretically, handsome Adolf could gain citizenship, and eligibility for office, by accepting appointment to a public post in Brunswick. With four or more candidates in the field, Old Paul's majority might be forestalled, and on the second round the Opposition votes thrown to Hitler. But suppose at the last minute the Reich declares Hitler no real citizen, strikes his name from the lists too late for the Nazis to introduce a new candidate? In such case Old Paul could very well obtain a majority on the first vote...
...homes, it is known throughout the world. An invitation to Dr. Butler's is New York's ultimate accolade to distinguished visitors. Chatelaine of No. 60 is Dr. Butler's second wife, Kate La Montagne. She is unobtrusively busy when dignitaries are around. Every March Dr. Butler goes to Brunswick, Ga., every June to Europe, every July to Southampton for the rest of the summer...