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Also, Robert J. Usadi, Quincy and Laurelton N. Y., English; Randall K. Holmes, Winthrop and Muskegon, Mich., Biochemical Sciences; Sergei Bogojavlensky Adams and Swarthmore, Pa., History and Literature; Peter C. Goldmark Jr., Leverett and New Canaan, Conn., Government; Peter C. Ober, Lowell and Lunenburg, Mass., German; Robert S. Eisenberg, Winthrop and Mason City, Iowa, Anthropology; George M. Blecher, Kirkland and New York City, English; and Graham R. Stellwagon, Dunster and West Chester, Pa., Social Relations...
...been a long day of walking for you, and you've earned a mighty supper. The top five restaurants are probably Locke-Ober's ($8.50 for lobster savannah; wait for your rich uncle to visit you), Joseph's, Red Coach Grille, Durgin Park (the roast beef, by all means), and Jimmy's Harborside (for seafood). Boston has a small Chinatown, about four blocks long, running off Washington St.; the House of Roy is one among several good restaurants in the area. For Italian food, it's Carmen's an as yet little known walk-up on Charles St., small, intimate...
...halfback and forward lines stand intact. Marsh Schwartz, Tony Ober-schall, and John Felstiner, together with reserves Bill Rapp and Pete Erskine form the halfback strength which keyed Saturday...
...settlers from the old Cape Colony). Hottentots. Hereros and the largest colony of Germans ever to settle anywhere in the former German empire. The name of the capital's principal street is still Kaiserstrasse, and waiters in its sand-pitted beer parlors answer to the call of Herr Ober. For 35 years South West Africa (pop. 450,000). taken from Germany at Versailles and put under a League of Nations mandate, has been run by the Union of South Africa, whose Nationalist government has long wanted to throw off U.N. surveillance and incorporate it as a fifth province...
...advance royalties of his first novel, This Side of Paradise, and they set off on a mad fling that was to span the decade, cover a couple of continents, and wind up with Scott an inveterate alcoholic and Zelda a hopeless schizophrenic. Fitzgerald's literary agent, Harold Ober, told radio listeners where the money came from: short stories, at $4,000 a story. Friendly Critic Malcolm Cowley defined the double vision that helped Fitzgerald command such prices: "He was a man of the 1920s who took part in the ritual orgies of the time, but he also kept...