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...tootled with utmost purity by Larry Adler, at 27 the world's greatest harmonicist. Soon The Bronx Symphony Orchestra, 70-piece group which has been rehearsing for months, will play with Larry Adler as harmonica artist. He will blow, note for note, the solo part of a classic concerto originally written for the violin, Vivaldi's A Minor. For Virtuoso Adler, such symphonic antics are nothing new. Nor do most people consider them reprehensible...
With its 39 points, the Crimson team, trailed by 19 points a powerful Penn aggregation which won six firsts and came through with the additional tallies to romp to its first Ivy League classic win. The Tigers swept into second place with 42 1/2 points, and the Elis trailed the Crimson by half a dozen...
Baruch Thesis. In peace, the old Law of Supply & Demand operates, except in the strategic areas controlled by monopolies. Competition is the life of trade; price normally controls the size of demand, according to the classic "other things being equal" law-which seldom happens. But in war such things as chemicals for explosives, for which normally there is little demand, become the aim of all endeavors. When there is a peacetime shortage, the highest bidder takes all. In modern war, the Government does...
...party in power might well paraphrase Commodore Stephen Decatur's classic utterance and say: "Organized Labor! May it ever be right, but Organized Labor, right or wrong...
...Coque Bruyere, a twelve-year-old timber topper owned by John Strawbridge of Philadelphia: the Maryland Hunt Cup, classic climax of the U.S. steeplechase season; outjumping Stuart S. Janney's Vaunt in a neck-&-neck finish to the grueling four-mile race; before a crowd of 25,000; on the estate of Socialite J. W. Y. Martin, near Baltimore. Time...