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...Soldier, Not a Gun." So much for Red fireworks. But in his quiet office, seated behind his paper-strewn desk, Klim Voroshilov gave an interview, his first to the foreign Press...
...easier to get a drink in New York than in Moscow." Stewart French '29, sculling coach at the Weld Boat- house, declared in an interview regarding some of his experiences in Russia. French returned recently from a visit to that country and expects to go there again in the near future...
Slowly recovering from pernicious anemia Ring W. Lardner was removed from hospital to home. In the course of a press interview, said he: "The prince of all bad writers is Dreiser. He takes a big subject, but so far as handling it and writing it-why, one of my children could do better." Author Lardner has four children, all boys. Last summer the youngest, David Ellis Lardner, 10, was "humorous editor" of High Tide, juvenile newspaper of East Hampton, L. I. Richard Lardner Tobin, nephew, is managing editor of the Daily at the University of Michigan (TIME...
...Friday afternoon the first of the Hoover-Laval discussions got underway. Simultaneously, a dozen agreeably surprised French newspaper correspondents and some 30 U. S. newshawks were ushered into the big meeting room of the Foreign Relations Committee in the Senate Office Building, their request for an interview with Senator Borah having been granted. For the first time, last week the grizzled, truculent, 66-year-old Idahoan permitted his remarks to the Press to be taken down stenographically. Robert Thompson Pell, private factotum to U. S. Ambassador to France Walter Evans Edge and liaison man to Premier Laval, was there...
...Laval himself read Mr. Borah's interview and remarked pointedly that he had come to the U. S. to confer with President Hoover. Next evening, however, the two met at Secretary Stimson's and talked for an hour and a half. Afterward...