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...interview with a CRIMSON reporter yesterday Andrew J. Peters '95, former mayor of Boston, termed the CRIMSON and Debating Council proposals on prohibition "an intelligent plan." "I believe the repeal of the Volstead Act is, quite possible," said Peters, "but I doubt that the Eighteenth Amendment can ever be repealed. State control of the saloon, not Federal as advocated in your plan, is to be preferred. I don't believe the difficulties caused by having a wet state adjoining a dry state will be very great...
Citizen Coolidge was no more than inside his hotel room before he gave the press an interview. Fingering a cigar, he said...
...Coolidge host for dinner was Harry Chandler (Los Angeles Times'). Another guest .was Funnyman Will Rogers who claimed he had "a long talk with Mr. Coolidge" and "a beat on all other newspaper men" with an interview published in his daily syndicate article. Excerpts...
...recent additions in policy and personel to the Congressional Library brings out a new side to what is generally considered the place of Washington in national affairs. Books as Mr. A. DeW. Howe states in an interview elsewhere on these pages, "are the measuring sticks of progress." The printed word, and often the printed word alone, redeems civilizations from an unknown past. It seems especially significant that this standard of values should emerge from the nation's capitol where progress is generally judged by criteria vaguely concerned with the tariff and a Mexican ideal of procrastination. Yet, it is quite...
...Bolshevist movement in Russia will not succeed, it will crumble sooner or later unless we are prepared to throw overboard all that we know of, history, of economic law and of human nature," declared Mr. Michael Karpovich, lecturer in the Harvard History Department, in a recent interview...