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Died. Charles E. Scribner III, 62, since 1932 head of the staid publishing house founded in 1846 by his grandfather; of a heart attack; in Manhattan. Despite the house's distinguished list of authors (e.g., F. Scott Fitzgerald, Ernest Hemingway, Thomas Wolfe), Scribner officially insisted that "by far the most important thing" it ever published was its 1928 Dictionary of American Biography...
...Cocktail Party and Richard III...
...introduction of the Student Porter Report, presented to the Council last Monday night, George W. Miller III '52, chairman of the Council's Porter Committee, included the following lines . . ."The report is not a comprehensive study of the porter system, but a report arising from a particular protest over the quality of porters' work. It was written more to obtain immediate remedies than long term solutions...
...same time, William S. Holbrook III '52 and Herbert S. Meyers '52 were named co-directors of publicity for the spring weekend...
...porter survey has been a Council project, compiled largely by George W. Miller III '52, since last September...