Word: iii
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...scene into which the Metropolitan had suddenly been con- verted. Mrs. August Belmont was not in the Diamond Horseshoe where she belongs. Bewigged and betrained like the Empress Eugenie she sat enthroned on the stage beside sleek Painter Boutet de Monvel who for the occasion was Napoleon III. Some 500 New Yorkers paraded the stage as titled Parisians and visiting nobility, escorted by gaily-dressed guards from New York's Seventh Regiment. The audience broke into cheers when chunky little old Maraella Sembrich came on as the Empress' mother. Grand Duchess Marie was magnificently regal as the Tsarina...
...Brew 4G, will continue the excavations begun in 1931 on Alkali Ridge, in the San Juan drainage of Southeastern Utah. Alkali Ridge is covered with hundreds of ruins, dating from the pit house of Basket-maker times to the many-roomed stone structures of Puoblo III. The object of the expedition is to define the Pueblo II culture, which has never been determined. Thirteen sites were excavated last year with gratifying results...
When the Greeks, during their African campaign discovered the two gigantic statues erected on the left bank of the Nile at Thebes, and dedicated to Amenophis III. they named the one further to the East Memnon after a hero of Greek mythology by the same name...
...Coleman '35, S. T. Dawson, Jr. '36, John Dorman '36, J. S. England '35, C. S. B. Fraley, Jr. '34, M. G. Grover '35, R. M. Gummere, Jr. '34, W. H. Jeffreys, Jr. '36, R. C. Johnson, Jr. '36, A. G. Kandoian '34, C. S. Kelley III, '36, J. W. Kellogg '36, D. H. Manheimer '36, C. F. Morrill '34, Edward Motley, Jr. '36, W. F. Nichols '34, C. H. Parker oeC., Lewis Perry, Jr. '36, Thomas Perry, Jr. '36, A. E. Phillips, Jr. '34, Sergio Portal '34, C. W. Randall, Jr. '36, E. H. Robbins '35, W. D. Robbins...
...weeks Mr. Prince's briefcase has been fat with charts and specifications for consolidating all U. S. railroads into seven regional systems. The man who kept the briefcase fat was John Walker Barriger III, chief railroad economist to the banking house of Calvin Bullock. Short, stocky John Barriger, 34, is rated one of the ablest railroad analysts in Wall Street. His chief source of pleasure is Pennsylvania R. R. over whose 12,000 mi. of way he scurries on endless inspection trips and whose bulky annual report he generally knows by heart before it is published. John Barriger figures...