Word: gardner
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Westmore Wileox 3rd '41 was chosen the new President of the Harvard Advocate to succeed President Thornton F. Bradshaw '40 in an election yesterday. Nelson R. Gidding '41 will be the new secretary, replacing Gardner C. Quarton...
Eleven meets are planned for the Freshmen as follows: December 15, M. I. T.; January 6, Gardner High: January 13, Dartmouth at Hanover; January 17, Brown; February 3, Montclair (N.J.) Y. M. C. A.; February 10, Worcester Academy: February 14, Andover: February 17. Huntington and Brookline High: February 24, Exeter: March 2. Boys' Club of Boston: March 12. Yale at New Haven...
...Gardner reports that the Japanese "can hardly afford to remain long under present conditions, but withdrawal is difficult without serious loss of prestige...
...Japanese, who so far have succeeded in destroying neither the Chinese government nor any considerable Chinese army, have failed also, Gardner stated, in their attempts at economic exploitation, thereby putting themselves in "a more difficult dilemma...
...Gardner reported that, of the seven institutions in China affiliated with the Harvard Yenching University in Peking, only one has remained within the zone now occupied by the Japanese. The bombing of some buildings of the West China Union University, also connected with the Yenching Institute, was an indication that even those colleges which are not within Japanese territory are facing danger...