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Freshmen, Sophomores, and Juniors will have their last chance of the years to try out for the Crimson Network, when the organization's spring competition begins at 7.30 o'clock this evening in Shepard Hall...
...newly reorganized Harvard Radio Workshop will begin a competition this afternoon at 4:30 o'clock in its new studios at Shepard 10. Founded in 1938 by OFF chief Archibald MacLeish, when he was teaching at Harvard, the workshop is now headed by Harold P. Fleming...
...they picked (reputedly at the Army's suggestion) was a crack production man named Ralph Shepard Damon, who once bossed Curtiss-Wright's factory at St. Louis. Relaxed, good-humored Ralph Damon was vice president of American Airlines, had already played the biggest part in piling up a crack operations record for the U.S.'s biggest air transportation company. To get Damon, Republic had to promise to give him back to American when peace came. But as long as war lasts, 44-year-old Ralph Damon will turn out Thunderbolts like an equable Vulcan who wastes...
Angel Street (by Patrick Hamilton; produced by Shepard Traube in association with Alexander H. Cohen) gave Broadway its first real shudders in almost two years. Author Hamilton, who raised audiences' hackles with his Rope's End in 1929, can still summon up goosebumps. No crude spook or corpse melodrama, no bloody bundle of closet horrors, Angel Street, which played in London under the title Gaslight, has the good old English knack of brewing a thriller in a teacup, of making a Victorian parlor more menacing than an opium den, of giving to gaitered footsteps a carpet-slippery stealth...
Four of the leading authorities on the Far East situation have been obtained. The chairman of the program is S. Shepard Jones, who is the director of the World Peace Foundation, and as lecturer in the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, Tufts College. Others to sit in on the discussion are Arthur N. Holcombe '06, professor of Government; Charles B. Marshall, instructor in Government; and William J. Crozler, professor of Physiology...