Word: limiteds
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...blunt speech before a special session of the imperial Diet--the Teikoku Jikai--the Foreign Minister asserted that Japan proposes abolition of the ratio principle of naval strength between herself, Britain, and the United States and "Establishment of a common upper limit for the powers concerned...
What, then, are these restrictions, and how can they be made consistent "with a fair average of success in conflict?" In part they comprise a maintenance of the limit on daily practice sessions to the present two hours and one half; in part an avoidance of the system of proselyting which some theorists of modern football claim the new "scientific" game demands. But principally they relate to the man in charge, to the head coach. In the past this has always been a Harvard graduate. Certainly it is desirable to maintain this system of graduate coaching wherever possible, but experience...
Despite his income having been upped [TIME, Nov. 12], Frank Kent, familiarly known among his intimates al Ihe Maryland Club as "Old Doctor Kent 40 years experience and never lost a case." still continues his ½? per point limit in contract bridge, in which he has established a well-deserved reputation as a bidder-upper. Paradoxical as it may seem, the New Deal, of which he is the severest critic, is pouring more 59? dollars into his bank account than did the boom years...
Over 40 men have been out most of the time, but physical exams, the weight limit, and a final cut yesterday reduced the number to 25, all of whom will probably make the trip. The squad will leave tomorrow after classes by car. Princeton has invited them to lunch at the Nassau Inn before the game, which begins at 3 o'clock Friday on the Princeton University Field...
Hoping to limit the number of deadwood entries in the University Squash Tournament, the Athletic Association has announced that it will levy a 25 cent entrance fee on all participants. The announcement follows recommendations to the Association by Coach Harry Cowles, Captain Stanley G. Haskins '35, and Manager Stillman P. Williams '35 who hope to eliminate the high percentage of forfeited matches with attendant waste of time...