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Widener Library's second duplicate book sale was pronounced a complete success yesterday by James W. Pirie, administrative assistant in charge of the sales, who disclosed that all but a few of the books have been sold. The residue will be on sale to the public in the Lower Hall of the Library from 9 to 5 o'clock today...
Choice items now sold are former professor of Latin E. K. Rand's collection of classics and textbooks. For the collector of esoterica there are quantities of old Baedekers, a "History of Harvard," by Samuel A. Eliot, and "Harvard Memories," of Charles W. Eliot...
President Ray A. Goldberg '48 will conduct the meeting, and Gordon W. Hedin '46, new chairman Brooks Committee, will explain the workings of his group. At the same time the Speakers and Entertainment Committee will meet prospective members and provide refreshments and entertainment for the entire gathering...
William L. Bruce '46 of Dunster House; Robert D. Cross '45 of Eliot; Robert A. Curley '46 of Dudley Hall and Dorchester; Joseph D. Everingham '49 of Kirkland House; Francis D. Fisher '47 of Adams House; John W. McNulty '48 of Lowell House; Jerome Preston, Jr. '44 of Winthrop House; and Thaxter Swan '45 of Leverett House...
Declaring that from 24 to 35 Boston settlement houses "which have traditionally relied on University students for a large part of their staffs are now seriously hindered by a lack of personnel," Richard W. Kislik '48, Chairman of the Phillips Brooks House Social Service Committee yesterday announced that the committee has begun a drive to enlist 300 students for settlement house work...