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...President's proposal by adding: "In our most powerful arm, the Navy, we are prepared as part of this general program to scrap more than 300,000 tons of existing ships and to forego the right to build more than 50,000 tons. In land material our proposal would affect more than 1,000 heavy mobile guns, approximately 900 tanks, and, in aviation, about 300 bombing airplanes...
...dubious satisfaction of being able to look backward on the worst year in their history, cinema producers had last week finished announcing their production schedules for 1932-33-Added to their other burdens next year will be a Federal amusement tax of 10% on admissions over 40¢. This will affect only 400 of 12,500 U. S. cinema theatres. Squirming together in the same kettle of fish, cinema producers have lately realized that, to keep their own theatres open, they need the assistance of rival producers. Next year they will cooperate more than heretofore by lending high-priced players...
Petitions seeking the continuance of 150-pound football for at least one more year were posted yesterday and Wednesday in several of the Houses. The signers of the document feel that if this team is kept "it will in no way affect House football and will promote a spirit of true sport which has been strongly felt in the two previous years of its existence and which cannot be obtained through intramural sports...
Armstrong, whose resignation as varsity captain was accepted by the H. A. A. Monday night, was at Red Top, rowing at No. 6 on the combination crew. Armstrong's resignation does not affect his eligibility for further rowing at Harvard. T. B. Knowles '34 is expected to replace Martin at stroke on the combination eight tomorrow...
...will be inseparable at $50 a year. The Daily alone used to cost $10 a year. Single copies of the Daily are upped from 5? to 20?. For $50 the subscriber will hereafter receive: 1) the Bureau's weekly pamphlets interpreting "current trends of government action" as they affect the business of the individual subscriber; 2) David Lawrence's Weekly, a pamphlet written by Publisher Lawrence who "will penetrate the maze of activities of government . . . plot the trends of legislative action and politics as they affect the business structure of the country . . . take you behind the scenes...