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There's MacArthur! Occasional shells from Jap artillery still fell in the com pound. While gaunt and sickly survivors cheered from the windows ("He's back!"), the General greeted old friends-Colonel Charles C. E. Livingston, who had become camp chief of police; Colonel Peter Grim, the new commandant of Santo Tomas...
...last week to spill the high-riding Packers, 24-to-0. From mediocre material, stout (270 Ib.) Steve Owen, the Giants coach, has produced a first-rate defensive club-which leads the league in pass interceptions with 26. For the Green Bay game, he gave Halfback-Rookie Howie Livingston the unenviable job of minding Don Hutson, the alltime greatest pass receiver. The rookie did a job on Hutson, intercepted two passes, allowed Hutson to snare only four, all for small gains...
...Reader Cochran should get in touch with Robert Livingston Bailey, of the Civil Service Commission, Washington, B.C., who swears that he, too, has the original letter in question. It is not, he says, one of the Morris Plan Bank of Virginia's reproductions...
...members replace Clifton Fadiman, Will D. Howe, and Burton E. Livingston. The other two members of the Book Committee are Irita Van Doren, literary editor of the New York Herald Tribune, and Dorothy Canfield Fisher, author and member of the Book of the Mouth Club's Committee on Selection. The members of the Book Committee volunteer their services in guiding the reading selections of the more than 90,000 members of Phi Beta Kappa for whom the "Key Reporter" is published...
...Poland as the balance-of-power nation in Europe. He fled to Rumania when the Nazis invaded, was caught when he tried to flee that equally occupied country. Died. Juliana Cutting, 73, New York's premier social secretary ; after a stroke ; in Manhattan. The granddaughter of Banker Robert Livingston Cutting, she made her debut in 1890; when the family fortune faded, set herself up as a party maker to Society. Blue-eyed, blue-blooded Miss Cutting recommended "a boy and a half to a girl if a dinner dance, and two to one if a supper dance," kept...