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...point out the futility and colossal stupidness of such extravagant expenditures by the flash at the end showing "Lloyd's" ?500-to-1 odds against invasion? If the latter, your editors should remember that the movie public is larger and more impressionable than the magazine's public and doubtless missed the point entirely. Change the accompanying music score to Grieg's Ase's Death instead of the typical Stars and Stripes Forever ditties and your March of Time will accomplish something. On the other hand if your answer is?you take no sides but show both sides?my answer...
...read with amusement the letter of J. Rosser Venable regarding Joe T. Robinson's coming fight (?) for relection as was published in TIME, Aug. 12. Doubtless this letter has a political tinge of which TIME is unaware. J. Rosser Venable, though defeated in past years for Lieutenant Governor and Governor of Arkansas, has announced that he intends to be a candidate for Robinson's Senate seat in the coming elections (1936). Well will over-zealous J. Rosser Yenable realize after this election that Joe T.'s name still draws votes in Arkansas...
...General Penaranda," said General Estigarribia, "I take advantage of these happy circumstances to declare on behalf of Paraguay that your army, against which we fought for three years, is doubtless one of the best and most courageous in the world...
...Ryan] obviously was unaccustomed to dealing with the workings of a shrewd and cunning European mind and doubtless was attracted by the glamor of foreign titles and his contact with Continental nobility. In permitting himself to be deceived by the sham of class or caste based upon the accident of birth, [he] lost sight of the fact that his own country is firmly grounded in principles opposed to divine rights of titled personages...
...than by demanding par value from the Treasury. The offer is to expire Sept. 1 "unless extended from time to time by the Secretary of the Treasury." If Government bonds start to slump, Secretary Morgenthau can be counted on not to extend it. Thus the offer will doubtless remain what it was meant to be, a solemn though meaningless gesture of U. S. good faith...