WHEREAS

Ample evidence that the citizens of the United States are being utterly depressed by the depression is the announcement that the Yale student council calls on Yale to come to the aid of town, county, and state. No where has the depression been taken, it seems, more seriously than it is being taken in New Haven.

While there is need for such commendable consideration of the crisis, it is unfortunate that a college football team is required to furnish an additional spectacle and that in times like these an indirect method of taxation is needed to supplant the chiseling of charity. But that is Yale's business.