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Shooting its round last night with nine other teams in the Metropolitan District League, the pistol team opened a two-day marksmanship meet. Although the results will not be known until after the remaining teams shoot this evening, it is believed that the Crimson men will trail the 110th Cavalry for second place...
Concluding the fifth annual meeting of the Eastern Sociological Conference at the Continental Hotel, eminent sociologists from eastern colleges yesterday heard the reports of the Round Table discussions conducted during the day. The hearing of the reports ended a two-day program in which were included addresses by many of the most prominent men in the field...
...two-day program, including speeches by such prominent men in the field of Sociology as Edward Heinmann, Niles Carpenter, Robert S. Lynd, the author of "Middletown," R. M. McIver, Pitirim A. Sorokin, Chairman of the Department of Sociology at Harvard and Carle C. Zimmerman, associate professor of Sociology has been arranged for the delegates. The sociologists have chosen for the main theme of the meeting, "The part of Sociology in the Reconstruction Program," and the speeches will deal in the main with this subject...
...showdown could be pre vented. Fortnight ago here was a preliminary skirmish when the A. F. of L. Automobile Workers' Union demanded a 20% wage increase and recognition. Last week the opening gun of the battle was fired by the National Automobile Chamber of Com merce. After a two-day session in Detroit the Chamber issued a manifesto declaring that, in spite of the fact that hourly wages are as high as in 1929, that weekly earnings are 90% as high and living costs only 83% as high, it would advise its members to cut hours from...
High-spot in his two-day testimony dealt with his purchase (February-June 1929) of a controlling interest in Loew's, Inc. The deal cost him $73,000,000. Because it included Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer as well as the Loew theatres, the deal made Mr. Fox incomparably the No. 1 Cinema Man. U. S. anti-trust laws, however, frown on such acquisition of shares in a competing company, and Mr. Fox kept after the Department of Justice to see if he could get an official okay on the transaction. He actually bought the Loew shares on the strength...