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John K. Fairbank '39, instructor in History, will speak on the question, "Should the U. S. Help England in China?" in the fifth of The Harvard Guardian's fall series of fifteen-minute radio programs over Station WAAB and the Colonial network at 7:30 p.m. on Monday, November 1. Fairbank will review the background of the present situation in the Far East and discuss America's position and interests...
...speech, carried by Station WAAB and the Colonial network last night, Dr. Reynolds declared that self-regulation of industry "places in the hands of private interests tremendous power, with no guarantee that this power will be used for the public good." He stated that "where competition exists the chances of planful exploitation of the public are reduced and the likelihood of technical progress is increased," but said that "competition has already practically disappeared in many industries, and that in other industries it has proven conspicuously wasteful." Placing public regulation as the only alternative to competition, Dr. Reynolds said that...
...John K. Fairbanks will speak next Monday, November 1 at 1:30 o'clock on the question, "Should the United States help England in China?" over station WAAB and the Colonial network, in the Guardian's fifth program...
Lloyd G. Reynolds, instructor in Economics, will speak on "Corporations and the Court," in the fourth of the fall series of fifteen-minute radio programs presented by the Harvard Guardian over Station WAAB and the Colonial network at 7:30 p.m., Monday, October 25. In his talk, Reynolds will review outstanding Supreme Court cases touching corporations and forecast future trends...
...third of a fall series of broadcasts sponsored by the Guardian, Morris B. Lambie, professor of Government, chooses "Localism and 1938" with which to exhort radio audiences over WAAB this evening...