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When the Reserve system poured cold water on the stock market, the result was quickly observable in the diminished cheerfulness in general business. Perhaps it was the realization of this which induced Mr. Mellon to issue a quite "bullish" interview, with especially favorable comment upon the extent to which shares have recently risen. At any rate, just as the stock market itself has apparently recovered from the psychological jolt thus administered to it, so have industry and commerce. Retailers, who for a while dreaded a slump until after the Christmas season, are now apparently in a more optimistic frame...
Sitting before the mirror in his dressing room, engaged in the task of remodelling his face for the foot-lights, Leon Errol, famed master-comedian, last night expressed his views on various phases of the theatre in an interview with a CRIMSON reporter...
...final recourse of all who defend the present status of football. If that status is pernicious, as the CRIMSON believes, then the only way to bring about permanent readjustment is to relieve other sports of financial dependence upon football. This implies an athletic endowment. Major Moore in an interview with the press last week, decried this suggestion. If, however, athletics have a legitimate place in college education, and the CRIMSON is convinced that they have, it should be no more impossible to raise an endowment for athletics than for chemistry, or fine arts, or any other department of the educational...
...correspondent of the New York World described the interview as follows...
...regard New York City as a sink of iniquity in whose cleansing their conscience impels them to assist. But recently, when Dr. Harris Elliott Kirk of Baltimore was asked to take charge of the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church, he refused. Such a rejection was obviously "news"; pressmen hurried to interview Dr. Kirk. In reply to their inquiries, he stated calmly that there were sown fields in Baltimore which he had "worked over and prayed over" whose harvests were "as yet unreaped." He had discovered after the call came that he wielded a greater influence over his flock than...