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Swinging into the final week of play yesterday, a rugged NROTC 3B outfit-paced by Jack Clark topped ROTC 3A, 46 to 43 and ROTC 1-2 squeezed past Company A, 23 to 22. Supplemented by an influx of Varsity hoopmen, the present tourney has offered plenty of polished basketball...
In Elliott's place, the Beaver appointed grey Herbert S. Gunn, who signalized the end of leftist tomfoolery with his first memo to the Standard staff: "The chief function of an evening newspaper is to TELL THE NEWS." But the Standard still had one rugged warrior to keep its...
The Soviet Embassy in Washington has asked Thompson, "When will your family join you?"-and the Thompsons hope it can be soon. Young Craig, 13, will go to school in Moscow, and he and his mother are both studying Russian on phonograph records. But travel to Russia is rugged these...
The New Style. Like the British armies, the Second's commander, Lieut. General Sir Miles Christopher Dempsey, has learned and grown in World War II. He was a Lieutenant colonel in 1939. In those days, the usual type of top-ranking British general was majestic, rugged, slow-moving and...
Married. Technical Sergeant Charles E. ("Commando") Kelly, 24, rugged, rusty-haired "one man army," Congressional Medal of Honor winner (for killing 40 Nazis with assorted weapons in a single engagement); and plump brunette May Frances Boish, 19, whom he met last year when their home town Pittsburgh celebrated his homecoming...