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...merely drawing the logical conclusion between what Judge Prince said and his death." The son and widow of Judge Albert Prince were far less circumspect. Through their lawyers last week they issued a 10,000-word statement, going all over the same ground and concluding: "After his interview with Judge Lescouvé, Judge Prince said to Max Buteau: 'Between Pressard and me, there is hatred to the death.' How is it possible not to place this remark in juxtaposition with Judge Lescouvé's declaration before the Parliamentary commission." Never until Stavisky was a breath of scandal...
...facts webs with others to produce any picture other than that of an alert organization headed by an astute, scheming, self-effacing businessman who knows how and where grand parsnips can be found and buttered. His suspicious critics notwithstanding, it is impossible to read anything subtle into the grandiose interview Errett Cord gave out last year in Kansas City. Excerpts: "There is more opportunity in the world today than ever. . . . Fortunes change hands every seven years. Who gets them? Somebody else. . . . A clearheaded, hard-working young man never admits a closed frontier. . . . If he can give better service than...
...What kind of a showing do you think we could put up in a war if the army can't fly the mail across country even in peace time?" said Brigadier General William (Billy) Mitchell, one-time stormy petrel of the Army Air Force in a CRIMSON interview. The General, who was in command of the Air Force of the Second Army during the war, resigned several years ago after a violent altercation with his superiors on the subject of a unified air force...
...recommendation of the commanding officer of the local Naval Reserve Aviation Base. Due to the fact that practically all this year's graduating class at Annapolis are receiving commissions in the line, there are about 30 vacancies for the aviation school. All interested in applying for enrollment should interview, as soon as possible, Lieut. J. J. Shea, U. S. N. R. at the Squantum Base, for although classes begin after July 1, it is advisable for those interested in receiving instruction to apply as soon as possible...
Thus Clarence Darrow, famous lawyer, and Chairman of the National Recovery Review Board said to the CRIMSON reporter in a recent interview in Washington...