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Edward H. Cass '51 was yesterday elected varsity swimming manager for next year. Thomas L. Barrette '52 will be assistant manager, and P. Allen Myrick '52 associate manager in charge of freshmen...
...railroad builders copy existing commercial lines. Edward H. Cass '51 specializes in trains of the last century. Usually model parts are available in kits but Cass doesn't use standard pieces and must make his own. Now that trolleys are slowly disappearing, Cass foresees a trolley-model rage that may equal the enthusiasm for model railroads...
Nominees for Director-at-Large are: Alan J. Lowry '13, Paul M. Mazur '14; Clement K. Stodder '17; James Coggeshall, Jr. '18; Cass Canfield '19; Arnold Horween '20; Charles C. Buell '23; William A. Coolidge '24; John H. Pratt '30 Charles F. Adams, Jr. '32; and Thomas W. Stephenson...
...moments after he answered his office phone one night last week, he knew he had one of them on the line. The caller, without identifying himself, said: "You did me a favor once. I want to tell you a story. You know the building at Milwaukee and Cass?" Pickering did. "Right," the voice went on. "Dynamite has been planted in the building. It was planted when the Big Guy was in the office." A moment later, the line went dead...
Reporter Pickering had heard enough. The building at Milwaukee and Cass was obviously the headquarters of the C.I.O's United Automobile Workers and the Big Guy was its hard-hitting President Walter Reuther, who was cut down by a shotgun blast fired through his kitchen window 20 months ago. Pickering called a photographer, and hustled from the office...