Word: chases
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...virtue of being superintendent of the International Reform Federation with offices at Washington, portly, white-crowned Dr. William Sheafe Chase, canon of the Episcopal Church, has for the past ten years been the ex officio No. 1 U. S. Reformer. Having devoted a lifetime to denouncing vice and lobbying for purity, 79-year-old Canon Chase last week retired. Into the superintendency and the Washington office, where U. S. vices are alphabetically cataloged beginning with Billiards and ending with Theatre, stepped a seasoned reformer named Clinton Norman Howard, 68. He announced that the Federation, endowed with $250,000, would bend...
Introduced by their sons, Bruce Bliven, editor of the New Republic, and Stuart Chase '10, writer, will speak tonight at 8:30 o'clock in Emerson D, under the auspices of the Harvard Student Union...
...well as the implications of President Roosevelt's address, and will consider legislation pending in Congress. Mr. Bliven has been in newspaper work since his graduation from Stanford in 1911 and in addition to his work on the New Republic is American correspondent for the Manchester Guardian. Mr. Chase has been connected with the Federal Trade Commission and is the author of many books on Economics...
Their sons, R. H. Chase '38, and B. O. Bliven, Jr., '38 will preside...
...shadow of a plot helps to sustain the interest. The great Hannes and his new protege are made the "foxes" in a hunt on skis. Distinguished by caps, the two set out on the trail. Soon a mad chase ensues, and up great slops of crusty snow, down mountains perilous with crevices, and over the expansive ranges of the Tyrol the two are tracked by fifty pairs of skis. Rich comedy is afforded by a ludicrous dwarf and giant pair, whose antics on skis are similar to those in last year's "Slalom...