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...Cancel my subscription to TIME. After reading the article on the Jewish Holy days in TIME [Sept. 13, p. 19], I feel that I do not care to subscribe to a paper whose editors show such deep-rooted and narrow-minded prejudice...
Owing to an enforced return to New York, Mr. Flo Zeigfeld, renowned the-artrical producer, was compelled late last night to cancel his engagement to lecture before the Theatregoers' Club of the University on Friday afternoon, Mr. Zeigfeld was to have described his work and career...
...started, one of two things happens to the CRIMSON candidate. He may drop in after two or three days, tell the Managing Editor that his studies are getting a bit harder and he won't have time for the CRIMSON, shakes hands and departs. Or he may cancel his social engagements for the next eleven weeks, say good-bye to his roommates, and start working Surprisingly few, once they have safely passed the first few trying days, ever quit. They keep on trying until they either make the board or get cut; and if they get cut, they are more...
...need not cancel my subscription, however...
...resources. We spent on the two items of munitions and foodstuffs alone more than the $4,000,000,000 we borrowed from the United States" [i. e. the U. S. loans to Britain were shot up and eaten in the "Common Cause," and "ought" (in British eyes) to be canceled at least in part by the U. S.] Straightway the U. S. Treasury Department, through Assistant Secretary Garrard Winston, gave back the lie with delicate irony to Chancellor Churchill, pointed out that almost $2,000,000,000 of the "munitions and foodstuffs" alluded to were bought by Britain as purchasing...