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Casting will reopen tomorrow for three of the leads in "June and the Paycock," forthcoming Harvard Dramatic Club production, President Theodore P. Allegretti '47 announced yesterday. The roles have been vacated by actors who received assignments at the original casting because of the pressure of academic work...
...trained many of China's modern medical leaders. The Japanese looted it, and after V-J day it served as headquarters for General George Marshall's abortive peace mission. Last week the college had an electrifying rebirth: the Rockefeller Foundation gave $10 million to restore and reopen it at better than prewar strength...
When he learns that the executives in Benckendorff's factory are Nazis, he refuses to let it reopen. Benckendorff now gets Bruce to use pull, but Woodruff overrides him. Finally, Benckendorff has his son-in-law start a riot in the town, hoping it will bring about Woodruff's removal. But Woodruff quashes it and manages to keep the upper hand...
...students will automatically be relieved of board charges after dinner on Saturday until the House dining facilities reopen with breakfast on Monday, January 6, Westcott said. Those desiring to eat at the Union will be able to sign for meals at the regular board rate...
Tactics. But Lewis was not to be quieted by that one. He merely applied to the Krug-Lewis agreement a fateful clause from the U.M.W.'s 1945 contract with the private operators. That clause permitted either signer to reopen negotiations after ten days' notice, to bargain for 15 days, and to cry "no contract" five days after the bargaining stopped. Cap Krug contended that the clause had been abrogated by the 1946 agreement with the Government. Lewis said it had not-and he had gained a great tactical advantage when, by an election eve strike threat...