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Coach Clark Hodder's Yardling sextet scored early and often last night to notch its second straight victory, subduing a sub-par Mt. St. Charles Academy aggregation, 5 to 1, at Providence. Periods of only ten minutes running time greatly handicapped the Crimson, and the Hoddermen, despite the case with which they won, never really warmed to their task...
Other bills were in the race. The House Judiciary Committee and a Senate Labor sub-committee both were grooming entries this week. There were almost as many ideas for legislation, mild and harsh-mostly harsh-as there were Congressmen...
Inflation is a more popular topic than deflation nowadays, but Mr. Kemler's deflationary remarks are particularly valuable for their timeliness. His "Deflation of American Ideals" is sub-titled "An Ethical Guide for New Dealers," and is aimed at contemporary progressives...
...center of the picture is chubby, bright-eyed, 13-year-old Judy Graves, flanked by her condescending sub-deb sister Lois, and her floppy, frog-voiced friend Fuffy Adams. To Lois life merely means Boys in all shapes and sizes; to Judy and Fuffy it means squeals and nudges, their first high-heeled shoes, their first colored nail polish, food every hour, and thinking about their parents in terms of Tyrone Power and Irene Dunne. So long as it sticks to a world in which Christmas is Heaven, 35 seems old age, and giggles serve as repartee, Junior Miss...
...almost axiomatic that what Harold Laski writes is well worth reading, and his latest book is specifically addressed to the American college audience, as its sub-title "An Open Letter to American Youth" indicates. It is a small book, but it presents within a compass of 150 pages one of the most cogent and eloquent arguments for vital American concern with the war in Europe, and whole hearted support of the British war effort. Laski doesn't advocate an American expeditionary force, and he doesn't feel that such a force is at all necessary, but his plea...