Word: classically
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Dates: during 1930-1930
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...discussion of the principles and practices that govern the preparation of a manuscript designed for publication. Each member of the Seminary will prepare a manuscript of appropriate character for a large pamphlet, a book, or a school text. Some students may wish to undertake the editing of an English classic or an anthology...
...Woodward's stud at Belair, Md. A promising three-year-old in April, he has become the greatest money-winner in the history of the U. S. turf. Beside the Jockey Club's Cup he won the Wood Memorial, the Preakness, the Kentucky Derby, Belmont Stakes, Dwyer Stakes, Arlington Classic, Saratoga Cup, Lawrence Realization. His winnings total...
...publishers of fine books in $10 bindings. Cheshire House will not operate for profit. Once a month, from its offices on the 57th floor of Chrysler's father's Manhattan skyscraper (his father's office is on the 72nd floor), it will issue a newly splendrous classic, later perhaps a few unquestionable contemporaries. Its organization consists of best obtainable craftsmen, a managerial staff of five, a board of directors of whom one will be Father Chrysler. Said President Chrysler, Jr.: "Dad's an expert on rugs and tapestries . . . knows books . . . been a collector for years...
...president of three mining companies and connected with many another. But what makes him especially suited for his new position is the fact that he served for eight years (1921-29) as Director of Utah Securities Commission, state of many mining promotions. He wrote the Utah Securities Act, a classic. In 1925-26 he was president of the National Association of Securities Commission. Through various committees he is familiar with U. S. stock exchanges and financial practices, knows conditions the new market must face. Since the Curb moved indoors mining shares as a group have not received much attention...
...Bank of Italy. Stoutest of all advocates of branch banking is Amadeo Peter Giannini, and classic example of a bank-with-branches is the Giannini-founded, Giannini-expanded Bank of Italy National Trust & Savings Association. California-wide institution. Last week it was revealed that soon Bank of Italy will succumb to the same forces of expansion and merging which it created. As soon as details are worked out, Bank of Italy will merge with Bank of America of California, newer Giannini institution. The new bank will be called Bank of America National Trust and Savings Association, will have resources...