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Probably it was true that ex-Fascists and other dubious influences had flocked to Giannini's all-embracing banner; certainly Italian big business was uncommonly attracted by Giannini's opposition to "bureaucratic control...
...also more show than play: brisk, broadly human, smartly carpentered, sometimes knowingly corny. And its banner cast brings out all its showmanship...
...suddenly and treacherously violated the Non-Aggression Pact she had concluded in 1939 with the U.S.S.R. . . . Naturally, our peace-loving country, not wishing to take the initiative of breaking the pact, could not resort to perfidy"). The last speech proclaims victory ("From now on over Europe will fly the banner dear...
...thing Ethridge had already discovered: even after the savage trials of Bulgarian collaborationists and non-collaborationists (TIME, Feb. 12), there was still a vocal and active opposition to the Soviet's occupation regime. Said the opposition newspaper Zname (Banner): "Mr. Ethridge's sharp eye will not miss seeing many things that some Bulgarians will not or cannot...
Francis Scott Key's The Star-Spangled Banner, which officially became the national anthem only 14 years ago, was given a going-over by Cinema Burlyboy Charles Bickford, who wanted Congress to take it all back, substitute America the Beautiful. Wrote he to his Senator: the old anthem is "a great fight song,"' but inappropriately bloody now that "we're entering an era of peace...