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...come up." The Navy made Navigator Nomura a diplomat. He served in Vienna and Berlin for a time, and during World War I was stationed in Washington as Naval Attache. There he made the acquaintance of Under Secretary of the Navy Franklin Roosevelt and many a naval comer; it is this period which gave him his reputation as a man of good will...
Centers--Daniel O. Bettle, John D. Comer, Jack Fisher, Arthur Lawson, Oliver D. Filley, Edward H. Harding, Henry B. Mason, Jack Oppenheimer, Kenneth H. Pearlstein, Eric Petschek, Roger C. Tyler and Fred Woodruff...
Wilson, having come up with consistent wins recently, continued to play in top form by defeating Chuck Spaulding in straight sets, while Gould, a new-comer to the first six, nosed out Jim Ethridge in two straight deuce sets...
...schools, Greenwich House is less interested in training professional musicians than in teaching music as an avocation. But it is proud-just as Chicago's Hull House is of Benny Goodman and Manhattan's Music School Settlement is of Pianist Ray Lev-of having produced one professional comer: Dante Fiorillo, Pulitzer and Guggenheim-winning (four times) composer...
...Southerners like Donald Comer, head of Birmingham's big Avondale Mills (TIME, Feb. 10), see one way the South may permanently benefit even from a mere ice-cream-and-powder-mill boom. Most of the camp construction work is done by farmers, for big wages. Comer hopes they will use the money to buy the farms on which they have been tenants heretofore, and to improve buildings and equipment. This would give the South a new standard of farm income, a shift from cotton and tobacco to food crops, a permanently increased purchasing power. The South also is getting...