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...forger presented at the window of the Bank a check signed "Alden V. Haskell", and upon questioning insisted that he was Haskell. Mr. Sayward of the Bank, who was questioning the suspect, had seen the real Haskell, a Freshman from Boston, the day before and becoming suspicious, questioned the man more closely...
...penman, becoming uneasy, then turned and raced out of the Bank to be followed by Geoffrey W. Lewis '32, assistant Dean of the College, who was near the door at the time, Sayward and Lewis lost the fleeing check passer in the Square traffic, but it was later learned that he had raced into the Yard by Lehman Hall and disappeared into Matthews Hall and been lost coming out the other side...
Dean Lewis was of the opinion that he had seen the rapid criminal before, and Sayward, interviewed at the Bank, was positive he would recognize the man again. Pictures of both students and employees will be examined in the next few days in an effort to identify him. He was described as fairly tall, young, and "dressed like an East Boston boy might think a Harvard student dressed...
Further questioning at the bank revealed that Haskell was not the only student who has suffered by forging during the year. "There is always a certain amount of it, of course," said Sayward, "but this year it has been heavier than before." There was some evident that the same man had been responsible for more than this one offence. The forging was described as extremely careless in this case, although in the past it has been done in such a fashion as to defy detection...
Although plenty of guard material is at hand, these key positions have been the center of much debate all season. It is probable that Dan Fraad and Dutch Lear, two stalwarts from the 1935 Freshman team, will start for Brown, with Offen, Sayward, Patton, King, and Walker awaiting an opportunity to get into the game...