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...newsprint prices from the post-War $110 per ton to a Depression $40. Short on profitable U. S. contracts, long on overhead, Price Bros. defaulted interest payments on its bonds in 1932. Promptly mustered was a bondholders' protective committee chairmanned by Boston's W. (for Willard) Eugene McGregor, who had been with Harris, Forbes & Co. when that banking house marketed the Price Bos. bonds to the public. Last week Banker McGregor earned the rare distinction of having protected his bondholders so well that they will get 100? on the dollar and back interest to boot...
...Sever 29 HISTORY Chf* Consult Mr. Chase Lowell E13 Consult Professor Matthiessen Grays 18 27a* Consult Professor Langer 58* Consult Professor Haring HISTORY OF RELIGIONS 9* Fri at 4-6 Andover D PHILOSOPHY 20j* Tues., Oct.1, 7.30-9.30 Emerson C PSYCHOLOGY 13* Consult Professor Pratt 13a hf* Consult Dr. McGregor 26* Consult Professor Wells Psychopathic Hospital, Boston ROMANTIC PHILOLOGY 5 hf* Sat. at 9 Boylston 25 SEMITIC 14* Consult Professor Thomson SOCIOLOGY C hf* Consult Dr. Joslyn 26a* Consult Prof. James Ford *Seminary, Mon., Sept. 30, 4.15-6.15 Emerson...
...York State Commissioner of Correction. Another guest was Geoffrey O'Hara, who owns a copyright to "The Star-Spangled Banner" by virtue of having transposed it to a lower key and who wrote the War song "K-K-K-Katy." After dinner the President listened appreciatively while Singer McGregor McKnight rendered a number with music by Composer O'Hara, lyrics by Dr. Thayer and dedicated to Franklin D. Roosevelt. The title: "I Have a Rendezvous with Life." Sample...
...Captain McGregor (Gary Cooper) is a hardbitten, warm-hearted soldier. Lieut. Forsythe (Franchot Tone) is a flip Oxonian, with good manners and a lionheart. Lieut. Stone (Richard Cromwell) is the tenderfoot son of the stern regimental commander (Sir Guy Standing). The three engage in sport and pleasant banter until a rascally potentate kidnaps young Stone and the other two attempt to rescue him. When the potentate puts lighted bamboo splinters under McGregor's finger nails, he makes a face but tells no secrets. Neither does Forsythe, but flabby Stone despicably reveals the whereabouts of a British ammunition train...
...with all the adjectives at their command. Admirers of Author Yeats-Brown will find it as faithful to the spirit of his book as it is faithless to the text. Good shot: Lieut. Forsythe discovering that the squeakings of a reed flute, which he plays to annoy Captain McGregor, have attracted the unfavorable attention of a cobra...