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...bound to be a long, acrimonious booming of political big guns, the Finance Minister mildly said: "This budget is frankly framed to enable us to buy more freely from those countries which buy from us most freely. . . . I speak in no spirit of retaliation. I would much rather extend lower tariff favors to those who extend them...
...TIME, May 5). As the nearest approach to an organized stabilizer of U. S. Business, the Chamber reported its observations (including President Butterworth's description of the recent business cycle as "wayward and fickle") and wrangled over remedies (see p. 15). President Hoover, addressing the Chamber, promised to extend its unofficial efforts by ap pointing another of his famed Federal commissions...
...structure, unlike the old club, will face the Union, and will be reached by the Hallowell Gate. On the Quincy Street side there will be no entrance, the building being set far back from the street, while the eastern end will extend nearly to Prescott Street...
...procedure has remained substantially that of the "little red school house." Technical means are now at hand to alter this. If the Foundation can secure adequate financial support from individuals and groups interested in education it can lead this development on a plane worthy of the University. It can extend the work and influence of the University far beyond its borders, and place its standards, and the ideas for which it stands, in the forefront of a movement which holds the possibility of bringing about a complete change in the educational system of the country...
Missouri. The storm-swept University of Missouri also acquired a new president last week. The Board of Curators (trustees) decided to extend "a leave of absence" to President Stratton Duluth Brooks. Until the end of the year Dean Walter Williams of the School of Journalism will be acting president, full-fledged president thereafter.† The Board wished it to be thoroughly understood that President Brooks's removal was not the outcome of last spring's "sex questionnaire" rumpus (TIME, March...