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...Jews as a class from Palestine Arabs, who are definitely not moneyed. Nevertheless, many a wealthy Jew, who made his money and home elsewhere, has given generously to the Zionist movement, among them: Felix Warburg ($50,000-$100,000 a year); the late Nathan Strauss ($2,000,000); Maurice Levin ($50,000); Israel Sieff ($250,000); Simon Marks ($250,000); also the late Baron de Rothschild...
Members of the advertising staff; J. Geoffrey Levin of Cleveland. Ohio, Peter M. Soutter of Greenwich. Connecticut, George M. Peters, Jr. of West Newton, and Bernard B. Grossman of Quincy...
...Band will be admitted. From the Class of '39: Louis Ach; Sidney R. Ballon; P. G. Black; Richard E. Brainard; Elliott Bresnick; Robert V. Burwen; H. Call; M. H. Cobb; Edward F. Gregg; Charles D. Duffy; Sheldon V. Ekman; Rowland D. Goodman; John J. Heard; Melvin L. Levin; Roger W. Loewl...
...have been made are justified by the necessity of condensation. But the spirit of the original has been lost and the characters vitiated beyond recognition. Only Anna and Alexei Karenin retain a spark of life; the others are bloodless lay-figures. Least excusable is the mutilation of Konstantin Levin--in the book a sensitive, passionate, inarticulate, self-contradictory idealist, but reduced in the picture to a formal and awkward lover. Frederick March was no more successful with Vronsky, although the part was loss difficult. Even Stiva, Holly, and Kitty were handled without imagination...
...committee of three with a representative from each of the three upper classes was elected. It is formed of Hirschel Borman '38, William E. Levin '37, and Murry S. Harris...