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...clock crew: T. B. Knowies '34, stroke; Henry Saltonstall '35, 7; P. V. Bray '35, 6; J. T. Mendenhall '35, 5; R. B. Cutler '35, 4; J. C. storey '35, 3; Maurice Adelsheim, Jr. '33, 2; R. G. Atwood...
...Bray Hammond, writing in the New Republic, expresses some of this righteous indiguation. Though a little radical, at least his indictments against American banking appear sound. His criticism is two-fold. In the first place, he contends that there are too many banks. Where one strong institution might adequately serve a whole region, there are five weak banks struggling for existence. When crises come, some of these are bound to go under. In the second place Mr. Hammond points to the hopeless chaos in which the dual system of control, state and national, has resulted. Two different sets of rules...
Miss Louise Bray, Mrs. H. C. Forbes, Mrs. C. O. Loud, and Mrs. C. A. Wood are members of the committee assisting Miss Roach. The meeting will be open to the public and afterwards there will be a period of discussion...
...referred to a wood-burning American type, owned by J. M. Bray Co. of Valdosta, Ga. It has not been used since 1928 but is ready to steam up at a hat's drop...
...great U. S. bird painter, John James Audubon. finished his huge folio of 435 hand-colored engravings, in a subscribed edition of 161. Until last fortnight it stood as the one monumental achievement in American bird-portraiture. But compared with Audubon's 489 supposedly distinct species. Rex Brasher (pronounced Bray-sher) has done 900 plates showing 1,200 species of North American birds. Every coloration difference due to age, sex, season or (as with the caracara) attitude, has been shown, bringing the total of figures to 3.000. All are based on sketches drawn in the field over a period...