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...Hoover has been able to work [economic] miracles," said Prime Minister Benito Mussolini last week, "and he is the most powerful man in the world at the head of the richest country in the world." Facing // Duce in a respectful crescent sat Italian Capital & Labor, not metaphorically but in solemn fact. This was the inaugural session of the new National Council of Corporations.* It was to hear the Prime Minister's personal examination of Depression, his prophecy of when Prosperity will return...
These two little one-act plays are the sort of things Professor George Pierce Baker's solemn young men at Harvard were trying to write 15 and more years ago. They seem easy to write, but not so in fact. They are quite civilized, the latest offerings in the U. S. of urbane Hungarian Ferenc Molnar...
Dictated and signed by a pop-eyed Negro, name of Edwin Felton, this fervent confession was read last week to solemn white folks seated pompously about big green-topped tables in Andrew Carnegie's commodious Peace Palace at The Hague...
...himself elected to fill the unexpired term of John Bassett Moore (TIME, May 7, 1928). Mr. Hughes, of course, resigned from the World Court bench to become Chief Justice of the U. S. Next week the League is expected to re-elect Judge Kellogg to the World Court with solemn ceremony, start him out on a regular nine-year term of his own dating from...
Rich, pious and a man of his solemn word is the Rt. Hon. Richard Bedford Bennett. Last July he said unto Canadians that if they would return his Conservative Party victorious to Parliament then verily, verily he would build a great tariff wall around the Dominion and behind it there would be plenty of new jobs for Canada's 117,000 unemployed. As everyone knows, it came to pass that Mr. Bennett is now Prime Minister with a clear majority over the Liberal opposition. One day last week he built his Great Wall. In British nations (each Dominion...