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Newly elected members of the Harvard Guardian Business Board were announced yesterday by Jack D. Andrews '39. Business Manager. They are: Gardner N. Stratton '39, Circulation Manager; Henry W. Riecken '39, Advertising Manager; John F. Grindle '39; Harry R. Harwood '39; J. Geoffrey Levin '39; George W. Phillips '39; Robert E. Strider '39; Harold L. Stubbs '39; Richard H. Sullivan '39; and Richard Witkin '39. Additional members will be elected immediately after publication of the first issue...
...appointed for one year from September 1: Harry R. De Silva, professor of Psychology at Massachusetts State College, Ph.D. Harvard '27, as lecturer on Motor Vehicle Administration and Driver Control; Arie J. Haagen-Smit, privat-docent of the University of Utrecht, as lecturer on Biological Chemistry; George M. Stratton, professor emeritus of Psychology at the University of California, as research follow in Psychology; Talbot H. Waterman '36 of East Orange, N. J., as Austin Teaching Follow in Biology; and Charles Schweinfurth '13 of Brookline and Louis Williams of Moose, Wyoming, as research associate of the Botanical Museum...
...Elliott Roosevelt, aided by a business associate named Grenville W. Stratton, made an agreement with Anthony Fokker to sell military planes disguised as commercial types to U. S. S. R. Young Roosevelt was to form a company which was to receive a $25,000 retaining fee from Fokker. Son Elliott personally was handed four $1,000 and two $500 bills as a down payment and gave a receipt for them. The 50 planes which it hoped to sell Russia were to be priced to yield $20,000 profit apiece, half of which was to go to Elliott or his firm...
GEORGE M. STRATTON Port Huron, Mich...
Members of the circulation staff: Robert E. L. Strider, 2d, of Wheeling. West Virginia: Carl Dreyfus, Jr. of Boston, Gardner N. Stratton of Brookline. H. Bruce Ehrmann of Brookline, and Ernest M. fuller Jr. of South Orange, New Jersey...