Word: ams
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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I am co-author of a yearning song titled, You Set Me On Fire. It expresses the excruciating agonies of frustrated love. . . . Its lyrics are no more shocking than love is. ...
I am not a D. A. R. but in the interest of fairness was Mrs. Roosevelt a member? I understood that she was not. That she was only an honorary member.
I am disgusted with this last issue, April 17. On p. 21 you speak of Mrs. Roosevelt, the First Lady of the land, whom we all respect and admire as "long-legged." I am ashamed of you.
Not even the peace-loving Socialists raised any great fuss. And from France, a onetime Premier, Socialist Léon Blum, even spoke sharply against Labor's opposition to such mild conscription. Said he of British Labor's distaste for conscription: "I am myself staggered and I think...
"In one sense I am glad this is my last lecture, since I wish to devote my time to some special work," he continued. "But I shall be very sorry to lose contact with my students and the opportunity to pass on what I think is great in literature."