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Acting as ushers will be the following: John Derman '36, Head Usher, Walter L. Crampton '36, Peter Ward '36. Thomas G. Curtis '36, Thomas H. Bilodeau '37, George G. Hedblom '37, C. Russell Allen '33, and Philip T. Shaban...
Robert Drysdale '36 will act as head usher, assisted by James Kilbreth '36, Raymond Reid '36, Charles Kessler '37, Ross Staples '37, Albert Stickey '38, and Martin Schwartz '38. Tickets are to sell for $2 couple or $1.50 stag. Duke Oliver and his band will hold forth between...
...each win approximately the same number of seats, and that the balance of power will be held by the militarists' small and comparatively new Showakai Party. Although not exactly translatable, Showakai is a Japanese word strongly implying that it is the Party's divinely appointed duty to usher in a New Era. With his eye on the New Era, Vice Admiral Kenkichi Takahashi, Commander-in-Chief of the Imperial Combined Fleets, said last week: "It is likely that Japan's economic advance in Manchukuo soon will reach its limits, and, therefore, the Empire's future commercial...
...this Lord de Clifford, whose mother was a six-foot showgirl, came towering in -six feet five inches of gangling but impeccably groomed youth. Escorting him to the bar, where he fell on his knees upon a velvet cushion, the Gentleman Usher of the Black Rod boomed, "Oyez, oyez. God save the King...
...Union Committee has chosen the following ushers: Francis A. Harding, Jr. head usher, Philip Brooks, Lawrence W. Carstein, Caleb Foote, Richard P. Hedblom, Oliver Iselin, Jr., Henry E. Russell, David Scull, James Tobin, and Clifford W. Wilson...