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...undue advantage of the drinking public was Dr. James M. Doran. For 26 years Dr. Doran has been on the Government payroll, since 1930 as Commissioner of Industrial Alcohol. As chairman of the Distillers Code Authority he said last week: "A mere boom. It is absurd for anyone to predict the price of liquor for the next few days...
...Public Works expenditure, the Agricultural Adjustment Administration's domestic allotment operations, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.'s bank liquidations, said Director Douglas, "the national debt in the fiscal year 1934 will be substantially increased."* The amount of the increase Director Douglas was unable to predict because of "certain still undefined policies of the Government." Though he did not say so, this meant that U. S. citizens would wake up July 1, 1934 to find a fourth successive Treasury deficit behind them...
...emancipation of mankind from the Capitalist grasp as the only inspiration for a really vital art in the present and future." I protest, as a connoisseur of prophecy. Mr. Philbrick can see into the future no farther than John Doe and I, and anyone who cared to predict the exact opposite would be just as right as Mr. Philbrick. It is shrewd to confine dialectic to the here...
Statements from both Coach Union and Coach Muir predict a successful swimming season for the Freshman swimming team this year. They feel that the potentialities are great and that the material in the class looks better now than ever before. The only thing that may hurt the chances for a good team is ineligibility; otherwise prospects are very bright...
...loud shouting and of anxious waiting--awaiting a time when the powers will agree to ask him back to Geneva, with appropriate minor concessions. In effect this election is Germany's last call for a peaceful settlement. Pollux is inclined to be pessimistic about this matter, and to predict an "un-moneyed, simple conflict" comparable to the Thirty Years' War. I am inclined to agree...