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...conference, said Littell, "he [Pauley] wanted either a bill passed or the suit called off definitely, or both." Once Littell had accepted an invitation to have a drink at Pauley's suite in a Manhattan hotel. There, he said, Pauley told him: "Norm, you know I have raised money for the campaign. A lot of that money came from people interested in the tidelands. In my room waiting to see you is Harry March, vice president of Signal Oil & Gas Co. ... These people have contributed to the campaign and they expect something for their money...
Because of the heavy demand for admission the College's wartime policy of info-transfers-accepted will be continued for some time to come, for veterans as well as civilians. But there will be no shortage of applicants; every indication points to early increases over the prepare norm...
...total enrollment of 1418 is still less than half of the peace time norm, which reached 3800. However, it is higher than war time enrollments, which fell from 1082, in July 1943, to 893 in November 1943, and to a low of 677 in the spring...
...fell below 100, from 150 to 200, "maybe even more," are expected to enter in the fall term. By spring, the School's enrollment will climb to 400 or 500, said Dean Landis, and for some time after that the figure will soar above the 1200 to 1300 peacetime norm. No permanent expansion in the size of the Law School is expected, however, Dean Landis stated...
...scored twice in their half of the seventh on two hits, a walk, and an error by the reliable Don Swegan. Still not they pushed over four more tallies in the eigth, sending out Wallace and bringing Norm Wholley in relief...