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...many more people need doctors than lawyers. This is of vital interest to those of us contemplating entering the profession. Would you please send me the references to your sources of these statistics and generalizations. Thank you. Do your figures indicate the medical profession is not overcrowded? HENRY W. DYER Flossmoor...
From Midland, Dow indirectly serves the washwoman (with caustic soda in soap), the tiremaker (with sulphur chloride used in vulcanizing rubber), the shoe maker (sodium sulphide for tanning), the cleaner (chloroform and carbon tetrachloride), the dyer (synthetic indigo), the rayon maker (acetic anhydride...
...Committee in Charge of Arrangements is headed by Ellis W. Jones '37, and includes Thomas A. Buffum '37, Robert O. Easton '38, Philip Morse '38, Richard Dyer '39, and George Sullivan...
Among those who have been down are Al Banlon, currently out with since trouble, Bill O'Conner, Dick Brayton, and Dick Dyer, and Dave Flower in the shot put, while another expected mainstay is the transfer George Klain, who is out for football; Sears in the hammer; Cook, Pottingell, and Mulliken in the pole vault...
...past seven years, income for the school has been derived from two sources, a grant from the Rockefeller Foundation and an endowment by James F. Curtis '99 for a Charles Dyer Norton Professorship of Regional Planning. Anticipating the expiration of the Rockefeller grant in September 1936, the university presented to the Foundation a proposed program for continuing the work of the school coupled with a proposed set of financial arrangements under which the work would be carried on. The financial plan proved unacceptable to the Foundation, and the affair was closed. So was the school...