Word: kratz
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...sculpture, Death has come off far better than Taxes. But now in the big new Municipal Administration Building in Düsseldorf, West Germany, taxpayers have at last found a spokesman in 35-year-old Sculptor Max Kratz. Asked to design two door handles for the main doors through which Düsseldorf's Rhinelanders must pass to pay such local levies as dog taxes, school taxes and licensing fees, Sculptor Kratz "felt an irresistible urge to help taxpayers let off some steam and at the same time give them some consolation. I wanted the poor devils to understand...
Lloyd J. Walker '50 and Robert W. Kratz '50 of the Debate Council defeated the New York University team yesterday in the Leverett House Common Room. Defending the negative of "Resolved, That basic non-agricultural industries of the United States be nationalized," the Crimson received the judge's nod over Gerald Abraham and Oscar Sotky...
Both Walker and Kratz will participate in the invitational Debate Tournament which will be held at Boston University Friday and Saturday of this week. Most of the colleges and universities in the Boston area, as well as some from New York, will be represented in the Tournament which will be on the same nationalization topic...
This year's play, in the same vein as last year's, is about a young gentleman (Robert W. Kratz '50) in love with Phoenicium, who is owned by a procurer (John E. Rexine '51). But the young man doesn't have enough money to buy her, and, to make matters worse, a Persian soldier has already made a down payment on her in accordance with the Roman "lay away" plan...