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...also speak this evening, on the Constitutional Aspects of the Eighteenth Amendment and will contrast the Republican and Democratic views on this subject. Both talks, which are sponsored by the Harvard Republican Club, will be of an informal nature, and it is expected that the speakers will hold a forum after the regular talks. R. H. Amberg '33, will introduce the speakers...
...principal activity of the Inquiry, however, will be to arrange for informal discussion meetings in the Houses in which it has an active group. The Dunster House group plans to hold a series of after-luncheon open-forum meetings on Thursdays during October in which it will put the question of long-run economic changes up to representatives of the four parties. Glen Trimble, Socialist candidate for State Treasurer, will explain and defend his party's program at the first of these on October 6. J. S. Lawrence '01, a Republican and treasurer of the New England Council, will...
...architect and active antiquary with a vast knowledge of the broken remains of Greece and Rome. This autumn when the new academicians go to Rome to spend their days measuring cornices and their evenings learning the difference between barolo and capri, Mr. Stevens will still be puttering around the Forum, still available for advice and encouragement, but he will no longer be Director. Last week alumni and trustees of the Academy and assorted architects assembled at the New York Architectural League, to banquet James Monroe Hewlett before sending him to Rome to succeed Gorham Stevens...
...prosecutor. . . . He has allowed questions that even a first-year law student would recognize were not permissible. . . . Shall I permit myself to be lynched to satisfy prejudice or personal ambition? ... I have gone as far as anyone could. . . . Why then continue before him when there is another forum open to me? To that forum, the people of the City of New York, I leave my case...
...called Communism for want of a better word is the most serious problem in China proper today, a growing tumor that gaunt ex-President Chiang, now Chairman of the Committee on Military Affairs, must solve if the Nationalist Government is to last. Three months ago the Shanghai China Forum, radical weekly, made a survey, announced that Chinese Communists controlled 177 districts in eight provinces along the upper Yangtze. They have eight major armies totalling 151,000 well-drilled men, of whom over half are equipped with rifles. Week by week the Communists creep in a constricting ring closer & closer...