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...second objection is, on the whole, more respectable. Should Cambridge do the expected and repeat its ordinance, dispensing beer would still necessitate a license, and there might be fears that the innovation would not justify itself financially. But in the past the authorities were able to cope with both features, and after the legalization of beer the situation should not be substantially different. Many corporations of smaller stature than the University propose to become licensed, and the management which accumulated a surplus in the House dining halls should be equal to the problem of selling beer profitably. Now that...
...accompanying feature, "Tonight is Ours" demonstrates again that the team of Colbert and March can cope successfully with most discouraging material. As in the "Son-Daughter" the call of patriotism breaks the thread of true love, but this time the outcome is comic. The plot is, of course, impossible; but that is inconsequential. For the lovelorn there is much gush; for the cynical there is a dash of Noel Coward's sophistication; for the ladies there is always the Colbert wardrobe...
...measures undertaken to cope with her internal difficulties, as well as in her adjustments to external developments," concluded Chairman Wiggin & Committee, "Germany has shown impressive results. These have come not only from the effectiveness of the plans themselves, but also from the steady co-operation of the Government, the Reichsbank and the business community. Underlying all has been the continued support by the masses of the people, who, schooled in bitter experience, willingly support a program which negatives any cheapening of the currency or any impairment of the gold basis of that currency...
...letter outlines three policies by which the Government may cope with the situation. It may cut itself off by a tariff wall from the rest of the world and attempt to work out its salvation as an economic unit; it may inflate its currency to compete with other countries not on the gold standard, a policy that can end only in the worthlessness of all currency; or it may cooperate with other nations to foster international trade. Advocating this last alternative the National City Bank advances a program of reduction in tariffs, cancellation of war debts, and ultimately a universal...
...their league. The Freshman D team will meet the Union Boat Club at their courts in Boston, and although until last week the first-year men stood at the head of their division of the D league, tying with Dunster House, they will have to show up well to cope successfully with the experience of the club...