Word: faces
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Market Control in the Aluminum Industry" by Donald H. Wallace '24, assistant professor of Economics, 599 pages, $5.00. Industrial organizations face perplexing problems today, and the author attempts to show by examining the mixture of competitive and monopolistic forces in the aluminum industry the primary requisites for a constructive change...
Having showed that he could draw likenesses of living people well, by sketching the face of a man whom he caught in the act of robbing his father's pear orchard, Tom at fourteen was sent off to London to study painting. In four years he was supporting himself. At twenty he fell in love with Margaret Burr, a young lady of confused origin who possessed many charms, including an annuity of $1000. After painting her portrait, he married her and settled in Ipswich...
Northrop, the first speaker, emphasized that there were 15 track events and opportunities for all, even the inexperienced. "You are an odd year", he he added, "and have, therefore, the unusual opportunity of having two chances for the free trip abroad to face Oxford in England...
...Methodist churches seem to be finding a new unity in the U. S., in foreign lands they face new problems. In Chicago last week met the Board of Foreign Missions of the Northern Methodist Church. Chief question before the Methodists, as it has lately been before other missionizing churches, was: What to do about the Sino-Japanese War? U. S. Protestant churches spend nearly $4,000,000 a year for their Chinese missions, have many more millions invested in their 252 hospitals, their 21 colleges and universities. Of the missionaries who run such institutions, fully 95% have declined to leave...
...same week last year. The National Industrial Conference Board announced that employment had fallen 6.4% since August.* Lumber and power output slipped again, and national advertising lineage in newspapers was 16% lower than last year. About the only thing that could have halted a market slide in the face of such statistics was good news from Washington. This there had been for Little Business, in that part of the President's address to Congress which favored lowering their taxes. The stockmarket, however, is dominated by Big Business...