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MENACE - Philip MacDonald - Crime Club ($2). The presence of an avenger makes turmoil of an impromptu party...
...Andover, Macdonald Deming of New York City; Belmont Hill, Richard H. Wiswall, Jr. of Salem, Massachusetts; Choate, John Ladd of New Haven, Connecticut; Country Day, Robert A. Williams of Newton Center, Massachusetts; Exeter, Samuel B. Mayo of Durham, New Hampshire; Hill, Johnston Kingsley of New York City; Kent, John Seeger of Patterson, New York; Loomis, Edward A. Drew of Cambridge, Massachusetts; Middlesex, Theodore C. Osborne of Boston, Massachusetts; Milton, Rogers B. Horgan of Washington, D. C.; Noble & Greenough, Robert A. Little of Bar Harbor, Maine; St. George's, Walter R. Lucas, Jr. of Providence, Rhode Island; St. Mark's, John...
...Disarmament Conference alive, stanchly aided by U. S. Ambassador Davis. On direct instructions from Premier Mussolini, who was more than ever impatient of dawdling Geneva diplomacy last week, Italy's delegates tried to kill the Conference by urging adjournment sine die. Sir John Simon, after telephoning Prime Minister MacDonald, seemed at first to agree with the Italians but after sharp debate Mr. Davis and M. Paul Boncour won their points. Conference President Arthur Henderson was authorized to send Germany a stiff note scoring her reasons for withdrawal as "invalid." It was decided to resume Conference work, after a brief...
With Prime Minister MacDonald and President Roosevelt both keeping mum, Europe was startled by rumors from Berlin that President von Hindenburg will re-sign after the German election of Nov. 12, to be succeeded by Adolf Hitler as unconditional Head of the State...
...without hav ing its effect on us." Same night in London the Roosevelt experiment was sardonically described by Sir Josiah Stamp, rotund Board Chairman of the London, Midland & Scottish Railway, a Director of the Bank of England and a leading Empire economist often consulted by Prime Minister James Ramsay MacDonald. "They began by rattling President Roosevelt's new powers like a bag of tools," smiled Sir Josiah. "They hoped he might never have to use them, but he has had to take them out of the bag one after the other, and now they are get ting...