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...last minute, after the legislators, doddering cheerfully along in pursuit of such problems as the feasibility of serving beer withing 400 feet of a church, had wasted a maximum of time and had thrown the press and populace into confusion. When the bill appeared finally, it was found to contain such elfin provisions as that forbidding beer drinking in a standing position; beer arrived, but sorely hampered...
...will be written by Theodore Chase '34, manager of the Hasty Pudding Club. The immediate cause of the article is the 1933 show "Step Lively", which will be produced at the Hasty Pudding Theatre on Wednesday. Sulzberger stated last night that every future issue of the "Advocate" will contain one story like this on some undergraduate activity...
...Most Rev. Amleto Giovanni Cicognani, member of four of the great Roman congregations and of the Pontifical Commission for Russia. A new $400,000 Renaissance villa is being built for the U. S. Delegate on Washington's Embassy Row (Massachusetts Ave.). It will contain living quarters, chancery offices, a splendorous chapel, a unit (with separate entrance) for entertainments. Washington hostesses know better than to attempt to lionize the Pope's representative or to get invited by him for tea or dinner. No woman is ever included among the Apostolic Delegate's guests...
When Congress convenes tomorrow morning, it will undoubtedly be greeted with a long and portentous bill dealing with the banking situation. What that bill will contain, is, of course, only a matter of conjecture, even for the experts who so thickly infest Washington. But there are scores of economists all over the country who are praying that it will endorse a program of careful inflation. To many of them such a plan a mouth ago seemed dangerous and unnecessary. But now it appears that almost any sort of inflation would be preferable to drifting, while a moderate monetary expansion would...
Concerning the Advocate itself, Sulzberger stated that the future issues will contain twice as many pages as formerly, and that the magazine will be of a different size and will have a new cover. A new feature will be one article in each issue on some undergraduate activity and an article by a graduate, formerly a member of the Advocate board, in addition to stories and poems...