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Angus Buchanan, explorer on the staff of the British Museum, returned to London with more than five miles of films taken in Central Africa...
...richest mining districts and nearly 3,500,000 Magyars, or about one-third of her pre-war Magyar population. To this must be added the fact that Hungary was less guilty in the events that led up to the outbreak of the War than was any other of the Central Powers. Yet she has suffered more severely than any of the late enemy countries...
...findings of a commission which upheld the twelve-hour day, delivered a homily on the necessity of religion for the working world. (TIME, June 4.) Last week the National Catholic Welfare Council (headed by Father Ryan), the federal Council of Churches (presided over by Robert E. Speer), and the Central Conference of Jewish Rabbis disregarded creeds and united in issuing a statement condemning utterly the "twelve-hour homily" of Judge Gary and the findings of the Iron and Steel Institute's commission. These bodies, representing the Catholic Church, every large Protestant Church and most of its 248 minor denominations...
...student of Dr. Hans Przibram, the great professor of experimental zoology at Vienna, and worked in the same laboratory with Prof. Eugen Steinach, gland implanter. The work of all these men is gravely hampered by lack of funds and equipment, as is generally true in the laboratories of Central and Eastern Europe today...
...main topic of discussion at the International Surgical Congress just closed at Amsterdam, Netherlands, was rehabilitation of war and industrial cripples. It was the first congress since the war to include representatives of both the Allied and Central powers. The American delegate was Col. Fred H. Albee, professor of orthopedic surgery at the Post-Graduate Hospital, New York, who lectured on bone grafting...