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...With excellent hindsight and a closely-woven argument Mr. Garrett has depicted U. S. finance recklessly dumping Other People's Money into Europe and then turning frantically to international politics to be rescued. Not satisfied with the Post's huge circulation of the Garrett theme, Francis Patrick Garvin, president of the Chemical Foundation and a good hater of German industry, distributed 500,000 reprints of the first two articles in a pamphlet entitled "O. P. M. The Greatest American Racket...
...Thank God for Him." If the Laborites turned from him lust week, there were thousands of good British citizens who were prouder of their Prime Minister last week than they had ever been. James Louis Garvin, editor of The Observer (and the Encyclopaedia Britannica) is seldom given to exuberance. Last week he wrote of James Ramsay MacDonald...
Sage old James Louis Garvin of the famed independent Observer extended helping hands last week to a young wedded couple whom most other British editors were roasting alive: Sir Oswald and Lady Cynthia Mosley, both Socialist M. P.'s, she rich with the millions of her late, great father Marquess Curzon of Kedleston.* "Sir Oswald Mosley has taken his political life in his hands with brilliant fearlessness," wrote Editor Garvin. "He is the only leader of his generation who has the courage to strike out a new path." With 15 fellow M. P.'s including Oliver Baldwin (Socialist...
...Japanese assistant secretaries beamed a welcome. At the Carlton Hotel, headquarters of the French delegation, doors banged frantically for hours as technicians and diplomats rushed in and out. About 10:30 p.m. Prime Minister Tardieu went to bed to prepare for his fateful Chequers luncheon. Warned astute James Louis Garvin in the Sunday Observer...
...from complacent was James Louis Garvin, editor of London's Sunday Observer and the Encyclopedia Britannica. Warned he: "In a few weeks at the furthest this vast problem will begin to tower over every other issue, and may affect parties and politics like nothing since the World...