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Sales Tax? Pressure is bound to grow for a general sales tax; even President Roosevelt, long its foe, said: "We may later be compelled to reconsider the temporary necessity of such measures." A sales tax is "painless," can be fabulously productive. But Senator Vandenberg is not the only man who thinks it would also set off a new spiral of wage demands, price increases, inflation...
What advantages the Crimson might ordinarily be expected to gain from meeting the foe on home ice will be offset by the changes which Coach John Chase has been forced to make in his forward lines. Two of his three trios will be playing as a unit for the first time tonight, and this fact should cut down their operating efficiency...
...Foe. At Fort Riley, Kans., Private Woodrow Kirkpatrick crept silently towards an imaginary enemy, crept smack against a real jack rabbit. The jack rabbit kicked him in the eye, sent him to the infirmary...
...straight years the Elis have steamrollered the Harvard skaters, and the two 8 to 2 lickings they administered last winter were the worst ever to be absorbed by the Crimson at the hands of its ancient foe...
...Intelligence Division-G-2 in Army lingo-is the eyes & ears of the General Staff. It coordinates diplomatic and military information from all over the world, sifts rumor from fact, breaks down enemy codes, estimates the strength of friend & foe, charts international trends, figures out possible military moves...