Word: statesmanship
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...Mundt resolution was more than a significant straw in the wind. It was also a challenge to statesmanship. He also urged all other pre-Pearl Harbor isolationists-among whom there were many of unquestioned sincerity and patriotism-to back his stand...
...think the article "Business in 1942" in the Dec. 28 issue of TIME is the clearest exposition of business principles I have ever read. It is a direct challenge to the statesmanship of American business...
...Hindu in Manhattan last week spoke out with subcontinent-sized statesmanship. He was warmhearted, mild-voiced Rai Bahadur Khanna, member of the Working Committee of the Hindu Mahasabha (India's third largest political party), who was in America with Britain's blessing as delegate to the International Pacific Relations Conference recently held in Mont Tremblant, Quebec. His program: > All controversial issues in India to be left in "cold storage" until war's end; > A British guarantee-now-for Indian independence as soon as the war is over; >A national government to be set up-now-to administer...
...continental second front in 1942, but when a new front was opened in North Africa he publicly approved. On the 25th anniversary of the Bolshevist Revolution, Stalin, in his big state speech of the year, reviewed the past and for the future struck the note of statesmanship...
...77th U.S. Congress was ready this week to throw in the sponge. Its term had begun in the ominously peaceful days of January 1941, when an owlish, cactaceous man named John Nance Garner still presided over the Senate; any hope of ending its term in an aura of statesmanship had now faded...