Word: kim
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Coach Jack Barnaby's Varsity squash team will run into another tough proposition this afternoon in the Union Boat Club of Boston. Kim Canavarro, Jim Rousmaniere, Bill Wood, John Palfrey, and Don Marvin will play for the Crimson...
Last week the 5,114-ton Russian motor-ship Kim put into San Francisco from Vladivostok, unloaded $5,600,000 of gold bullion, sold it to the San Francisco mint. First gold shipped directly from Russia to the U. S. since 1937, it was a mere twentieth of the $101,900,000 of Russian gold bought by the U. S. (through other countries) in that time. Kim's arrival served Senator Vandenberg with occasion for lambasting the Administration's gold policy ("Folly ... we do not want the gold") on the floor of the Senate. But to newsmen...
...dangerous Atlantic, Russia now sends ships (her own, Norway's, others') to West Coast ports, where U. S. ships meet them for transshipment. Chief transshipment point: Manzanillo, a small (pop. 3,669), unhealthy Mexican harbor, unnaturally busy, playing host to an unusual number of barnacled Soviet hulks. Kim, having deposited its gold, headed for Manzanillo and a return load last week...
...usual, both teams are undefeated in intercollegiate play, and today's match will settle national supremacy. Coach Jack Barnaby is leading a strong Crimson delegation to New Haven, headed by Captain Kim Canavarro and Jim Rousmaniere. John Palfrey, Bill Wood, Don Marvin, John Glidden, and Ross Lyell are other standouts...
...flight competition has made the record of Jack Barnaby's racquetmen less distinctive than their play has merited during the past week, with a 4-1 shellacking from the Harvard Club and the elimination of all but Kim Canavarro, who is in the quarter finals, from the State Tournament...