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...incisive articles, which have the briefness characteristic of this monthly published by the New York Times, pose the Alpha and Omega of modern economic theory to readers of the March issue. The between cover and above-board fight between the article entitled "The Technocratic Terror," by T. N. Carver, David A. Wells Professor of Political Economy, emeritus, and the essay "Marxism After Fifty Years," by Harold Laski, reputed "barin" behind the former Labour party in England, and previous to that, professor of Economics at Harvard, leave only to be decided which is the Alpha and which the Omega...
...weakness in Professor Carver's vigorous "offense-is-the-best-defense" essay is his attack on immigration, so common to this well-known writer's interviews. It is a mute indication that this article was written with only this country in mind. Importation of cheap labor is surely only a local phenomena, and does not exist in England or France to any extent...
Professor Carver's article in Current History blames a good part of the business depression in the Southwest on cheap Mexican labor. He will be pleased to read of the unofficial, but efficient deportation of 200,000 peons from Los Angeles in the last year in the Mercury's "The State of the Union" department. Los Angeles and its environs are exhaustively treated in a semi-Menckenite strain, somewhat more hard-boiled than usual, in another article entitled "Paradise...
...National Broadcasting Company is continuing their series of speeches by Harvard professors on the "1932 Campaign Issues" with a talk tomorrow night at 9.30 o'clock by S. H. Slichter, professor of Business Economics, on "Unemployment." Previous speakers in the series have been T. N. Carver, David A. Wells Professor of Political Economy, Dr. R. C. Cabot '89, professor of Social Ethics, J. D. Black, professor of Economics, and E. F. Mason, professor of Economics...
...Carver, David A. Wells Professor of Political Economy, was the speaker last evening in one of a series of talks on economics over radio stations WBZ and WBZA at 9.30 o'clock. In his address Professor Carver stressed restriction of immigration and predicted more serious Filipino riots in California if unlimited immigration were continued. According to the present law, inhabitants of the entire western hemisphere are allowed unrestricted entry to the United States. R. C. Cabot '89, Professor of Clinical Medicine and Professor of Social Ethics, will be the speaker on the next program of the series...