Word: assisted
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...little practical substance to this view. Dr. Sprague was drawn from his post in England by the promise of an opportunity to assist in the shaping of a new monetary policy. The news that he had accepted was a powerful stimulant to public confidence in the administration. But Dr. Sprague soon found that he did not possess a really commanding place in Washington, and saw in progress a money policy with which he was "in fundamental disagreement." There was no alternative to resignation. But resigning from a national administration is not like resigning from a Shakespeare Memorial Society, an example...
...first step--to buy newly mined gold in America--was a preliminary to the buying of gold wherever it was mined. The next step will be the expression of a willingness at the proper time to sell gold if it would assist in keeping the markets from fluctuating too widely...
...RETURN of RAFFLES - Barry Perowne-Day ($2). Raffles and Bunny, resurrected, repaired and rejuvenated, share three adventures. Plentifully supplied with Sullivan cigarets, they assist the Law, gather a bit of "nobody's money" on the side...
Elwood D. Boynton '35 was appointed chairman of the entertainment committee. To assist him in this capacity, Boynton picked Edouard Assemat ocC, who will be in the University until March to learn the English language. Robert R. Barker '36, was also recommended to the entertainment committee...
...purpose of the reception is to give the students of various countries, including those from America, the opportunity to become acquainted with and meet members of the faculty. The chairman of the Foreign Student Committee is Cullison Cady '35; the steering committee, which is to assist him in conducting the reception, consists of: Donald S. Carmichael '35, Rodman W. Paul '36, and Victor H. Kramer '35. The names of men to serve as secretaries in the Houses will be announced later...