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...endocrinology as important, intimate, significant. When Dr. Berman describes the cretin, his hideous characteristics and precarious destiny, he is now sure of an attentive audience. When he elucidates the cures that have been wrought upon the cretin, he is now certain that society appreciates while applauding, and that medicos share his enthusiasm as well...
...group is composed principally of the importing refiners and a number of large financial interests who have great investments in the Cuban sugar industry. Certain Democrats are with them, except those who come from sugar-producing states, and Senator LaFollette. They argue that, since 'by far the greater share of our sugar is imported, and since it is estimated that sugar makes up as much as 25% of the nourishment taken by this country, it is unjust to tax the great consuming public for the benefit of a few sugar farmers...
...Through his hands will go all the reparations that Germany is to pay. He will be virtually in command of Germany's finances and at the same time the principal link, so far as reparations are concerned, between the Allies and Germany. Upon his shoulders will rest a fair share of the responsibility of operating successfully the Experts' Plan, and, let it be not forgotten, upon the Plan's success reposes the economic equilibrium of a continent. Clearly Mr. Gilbert will be one of the biggest men in Europe and will exercise such power as would make many a Mussolini...
Suddenly, however, there appeared one Maurice I. Klein, a Newark physician, owner of a 25-share lot of Wilson stock; he demanded that an equity receiver for the Company be appointed. Before the receivership can become permanent, however, a hearing must be held. In all probability, President Thomas E. Wilson will have much to say at this meeting. He has announced that he will contest the proposed receivership...
...attack was unexpected. A friendly receivership, to be followed by a reorganization, was expected in Wall Street, although denied by the committees working on the matter. This expected development will be greatly complicated by the action of the obscure 25-share partner in the business. At recent market prices, Dr. Klein's stock is worth about $100; yet his claim for a receivership involves assets valued at $120,000,000. This apparent step toward throwing a monkey-wrench into the Company's machinery should provoke a lively tilt in the Courts when the question of a permanent receivership...