Word: develop
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...come from Yale itself. Should any such complication arise, the winning House would have to carry on negotiations with the Yale House in question, and make definite arrangements, including eligibility rules, for the contest. This type of negotiation is only what will be increasingly necessary as the Yale plan develops, and contacts between Yale and Harvard Houses become more frequent. It is also a policy falling directly in line with the intention to develop the Houses into individual, autonomous units, making their own rules and establishing their own connections. The proposal of the Interhouse Athletic Committee might be seconded...
Unlike Japan, Germany will have violated a specific part of the Versailles Treaty if she goes ahead with her armament policies. The authors of the league covenant felt that some way better than bloodshed must be found to develop a sense of discipline to Europe. They believed that an economic boycott would bring a recalcitrant nation to terms faster than a threat of invasion. How long could Hitler last without provoking revolution if Germany were shut off from commercial intercourse as sharply as she was during the war? Many historians of the war felt that economic pressure really forced...
...trade ceases to agitate at the present tempo, observers believe that most of the business will settle into the hands of the more venerable importers who maintained their European connections through the dry years. Exclusive agencies usually call for a specified volume, and if the new firms fail to develop markets, they will lose their contracts. Only three newcomers whom the old importers regard as potential competitors are Tillier-Thompson. the distributing subsidiary of Schenley Distillers and R. C. Williams & Co.. an old grocery firm about to handle liquor for the first time. Some old importers and their brands...
Mitehell's main task this year will be to develop two capable fielders to replace James P. McCaffrey '33, who played right field, and Hamilton Thacher Jr. '33 who played left field. Johnny Ware, who played last year in center will be the mainstay of the outfielders in the spring...
Probably none of these men will be stars of the current national football season, but if Casey can make them work together as a team and can develop a set of plays that will make the most of their combined services, then Harvard ought to have a very fair season. The first test will come this Saturday