Should We Insure the Wheat Crop?

(April 1937)

Yes—A. G. Black, chief, United States Bureau of
Agricultural Economics.

No — Robert E. Sterling, editor, The Northwestern
Miller.

Consumer CoGperatives?
(May 1937)

Yes—Toyohiko Kagawa, leader of the Coopera-
tive Movement in Japan.

No—J. B. Matthews, editor, Consumers Digest.

Big City vs. Small City—

The Graduate’s Dilemma
(June 1937)

Small City—Jesse Rainsford Sprague, business-
man, author and magazine writer.

Big City—Willis H. Carrier, inventor and indus-
trialist.

Award Contracts to the Lowest Bidder?
(July 1937)

Yes—Algernon Blair, contractor, Montgomery,
Ala.

No—Sydney Webster, Sydney Webster & Co., Ltd.,
Rangoon, Burma.

Small College or Large?

(August 1937) :

Small College—Dr. Earl A. Roadman, president
of Morningside College, Sioux City, Iowa.

Large School—John R. Tunis, author and edu-
cational investigator.

Are Fraternities Worth While?
(September 1937)

Yes—Fred H. Turner, dean of men, University of
Illinois.

No—John R. Tunis, author and educational in-
vestigator.

Broadeast Trials?
(October 1937)

Yes—Mitchell Dawson, distinguished American
attorney.

No—Robert Bernays, member, British Parliament.

A Department of Peace?
(November 1937)

Yes—Frank E. Gannett, American editor and pub-
lisher.

No—Pertinax, French news commentator.