Document VJoJKDymdVYdm8zOYqR4ygMrN

~ -- 'this' "atmosphere of unreasoning fright came news that a group of vvafi Street's leading' `bankers "had' assemblsd.-ai-J-.P- Morgan. & .Co. to diseass the -situation. The word went out of the conference there shook the international credit system to its roots. The British -pound--sterling,- long regarded as the rock of money security in world finance "felt from its "gold' stanard pedestal. was" no need for drastic action. "Fear relaxed its hold, prices ral lied somewhat, the market took a more orderly line of .retreat. Dealings surpassed aD previous records, totaling 12,894,650 shares. REFORM Political change came swift in train of spreading economic dis order. New -governments took over dedicated to reform or aimed to It was hours after' the closing gong when the last quotation was registered. Subsequently, before guns thundered at Shanghai as Japan seized advantage of the eco nomic -breakdown_to begin its con the -autumn crash fully exhausteditself, volume surpassed the" "Black-Thursday" fifSST but it quest of China. The Nazis took over in Germany-- The-New. Deal swept into power in Washington. munity. There already exists a musical organization, the Gacmel-Musle-so-- ciety, which has served this com munity for the last-twelve years in presenting outstanding artists in a series of winter concerts. This society has found from experience that four concerts by first class artists during the winter season is about the limit that a commu nity of this size can support and "hreak even alter paying ar`tists-7 proposed new organization, the community would_ be limited to artists" no!" of Their own-selection but to those clients of the particu lar booking concern which is pro moting the new group. The Car mel Music society'is not commit ted to any booking agency but makes its selection of artists from -among all the national booking- agencies representing the out- -stfi-nding--musical _talcnt . of--the- country. - -- . .- of the Helms Athletic Foundation 46 page mimeographed booklet. Publishedmh Los--Angeles - underthe supervision of_W. L._ ~Bi.1T" Schroeder, managing director of the foundation, the book searches into standings, both individual, team, coach and league, since the conference was formed in 1915. :--Btv44e<L4nto-soctjgn^-by. colors the finding of records by years or 4eams-is easy,_The_only_t:hmg..that is not made clear' is~jusfjvhafThe'' This letter is written in the hope Helms foundation `may be. many and the Allies again are that certain music lovers who may- massed for battle on the western, have .been, induced to lend their front. support- to this- -new scheme will never attained again the drama that day. ONLXTHE b e g in n in g of Among the first reform meas-ures. -pushed__by- the -New. Dealers was legislation aimed at prevent In retrospect, October 24, 1929, stands out as a starting point. A few-faint warning signals of the- ripendii'i_g~-cotiapse--of--the ~~posV ing another. Black Thursday.. Banking laws were overhauled to give federal authorities .stronger