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With the trio of the Crusader's stellar backs, upon which the team relied for its victories over Rutgers, Detroit, Maine, Providence, and New River, reported on the sick list, the passing attack which has frightened other teams may prove an ineffective threat for Captain Hageman's men. Rovinski, however, who is the quarterback of the purple-shirted team, will not be an easy man to stop...
...evict them with tear-gas and bayonets. Last week 15,000 hungry jobless paraded in Chicago, shouted "hang Cermak and Hoover!" Communist efforts to organize the unemployed into a revolutionary force have significantly failed. Doubtless the most potent factor in keeping the country steady and averting even the threat of an armed uprising has been the certainty?such as exists in no other large country?that Nov. 8, 1932 would, in due constitutional order, bring a Presidential and Congressional election...
...grant those guarantees of security which she herself has envisioned." This was understood to be a reference by M. Herriot to Secretary of State Henry L. Stimson's recent Manhattan speech in which he said: "Consultation between the signatories of the [Kellogg-Briand] Pact, when faced with the threat of its violation, becomes inevitable." Seemingly the Chamber thought that M. Herriot should get from the U. S. at least a promise to consult and also, if possible, a promise to take armed action against an aggressor state. Next day the State Department told Premier Herriot, through Norman H. Davis...
Sirs: Have your operatives anything further to report on Buckingham Palace Chef Chummy'' Tschumi's threat to resign? (TIME, Sept. 19) If he has quit the royal kitchens he will not be the first to do so-and for the same reason. The great Careme, one of the most noted of French chefs, was hired during the reign of George IV, at a salary of 1,000 guineas a year. But he resigned after only a few weeks, complained that King George didn't appreciate his finest efforts, but kept asking for boiled beef...
...class in Russia, the 'responsible workers,' is fast becoming a threat to the Soviet Union's internal peace," stated B. C. Hopper '18, assistant professor of Government, in an interview with the CRIMSON last night. Professor Hopper, author of "Pan-Sovletism," spent last summer in Russia investigating recent changes in the internal policies of the U.S.S.R...