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Present Size of House: about 346 (second smallest...
...side of the rest of the Houses. Surrounded on three sides by Cambridge tenements and on the fourth by the Charles, Dunster men feel themselves a bit cut off spiritually from the rest of the Harvard community. This, together with the fact that Dunster is the second smallest. House, produces a sense of comradeship which draws Funsters together in the feeling of one big family...
...subcommittee announced last week. Total salaries for 1952: $17,134,390. Among the biggest users of pressagents: Air Force 741, Army 81 (plus the equivalent, part-time, of 602 more), Navy 642, Economic Stabilization Agency 411 (plus eight), Mutual Security Agency 209 (plus 48), Agriculture Department 19 (plus 156). Smallest: Export-Import Bank, 1/10 of a full-time employee...
Battery Watch. An electronic wrist watch that eliminates 30 parts found in ordinary watches and keeps "perfect" time was exhibited last week by the Elgin National Watch Co. of Elgin, Ill. The watch motor is the smallest ever built, runs for a year on a peanut-sized battery. Elgin plans to market the watch in about 18 months for $200-$500, expects it will be "some years" before the watch can be brought down to the $50 class...
...will cut the Stadium's capacity from 57,000 to approximately 40,000. Because no game since the war--except for the bi-yearly Yale contest--has drawn as many as 40,000, the reduction is not expected to cause undue crowding. (But this does make the Stadium the smallest of the Big Three. Yale Bowl seats 75,000; Princeton's Palmer Stadium holds...