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...last Friday's statement Blain Clark '40, former President, Sheffield West, former Managing Editor, Garfield Horn '40, former Editorial Chairman. John Sisson '40, former Business Manager, and Charles Pollak II '40, former Executive Editorf also labeled the College Tutoring Bureau, and Parker-Cramer along with Wolff as being "unethical...
...Harvard Crimson was held yesterday afternoon at which time the 1940 board relinquished their posts to the officers-elect of the 1941 board. The officers retiring included President Blair Clark, Managing Editor Sheffield West. Business Manager John J. Sisson. Editorial Chairman Garfield Horn. Executive Editor Charles N. Pollak H. News Editor Ralph Cutler, and Photographic Chairman Julisu Agoos. Each of the retiring officers read reports of the activities of their respective departments from the 1939-40 period...
...Pollak was at a complete loss for words. After being disengaged from Cutler and hoisted up to the surface, he fled from the pool and from the chagrined looks of the disappointed swimmers...
...Harvard quarter of Lounie Stowell. Frannie Powers Art Bosworth, and Cutler were cracking the existing A. A. P. mark with yards to spare when Pollak, calling out the laps for the swimmers from the edge of the pool, lost his balance and got hopelessly tangled with Cutler on the sixth lap of the latter's anchor leg. Cutler never did get to the fatal sixth turn and assisted in fishing the crestfallen Pollak out of the water...
...Pollak, swimming editor of the CRIMSON for three winters, has been an ardent tank fan for years, and Harvard's Coach Ulen counts him among his close friends. Pollak wanted to hare some small part in the setting of the new record so Ulen decided to let him call out the laps at the turus...