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...moved the stable to the South Weymouth fair ground. LeFevre said that the final break came when the association indicated that it was forming a similar team at Boston College which would use the Harvard polo horses. "I pulled out," LeFevre said, "and the team felt it couldn't tag along any further." The other members have now also dropped from the team...
...unseen traffic cop is a radar meter. Of several brands the most commonly used is a 40-lb. aluminum-sheathed box with two sets of antennas and a price tag of $1,100.* It fits snugly into the rear of a prowl car. As a speeding car approaches, the meter's transmitting antenna sends out high-frequency radio waves that bounce off the car, change frequency and are picked up by the receiving antenna. The difference between the two frequencies tells the speed accurately (within 2 m.p.h.). (In a group of cars, the meter picks out the one that...
When Roy T. Hurley took over as president of Curtiss-Wright Corp. in 1949, he made only one promise: "I'll put a price tag on every operation in our shop." Curtiss-Wright needed such tags. The company, once the biggest in the aircraft industry, had been forced to shut down 16 of its 19 engine, propeller and airframe plants. Last week Hurley demonstrated what he meant by price tags; in Curtiss-Wright's Wood-Ridge, N.J. engine plant, he showed off a faster and cheaper way of making engines by means of a new "automated" assembly line...
They finished Sunday lunch early--chicken and ice cream, and rustled the leaves on their way to Eliot. They planned a tag football game, but it fell through due to the cold weather. They'd thought of a movie, too. Nothing looked appealing. So they rustled the leaves and went inside...
...paper stayed white, her pen still empty. She can't get the weekend's flavor and idly, dreams instead. She doesn't wish for Eliot House, Italian food, tag football, or the Philharmonic. And she isn't thinking of Monday's tests. Some Sunday spirit has whisked her away...