Word: boarded
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...desire to disdiplomatize the Governing Board," said Mexican Delegate and Supreme Court Justice Urbina, urging that the Board should be made up of special representatives of each nation, and not, as at present, of the diplomatic representatives of Latin American states at Washington, sitting under the chairmanship of the U. S. Secretary of State...
Soon the thesis that it might be well to "disdiplomatize" the Board was gently chided by Chief U. S. Delegate Charles Evans Hughes. Olympianed...
...course, the Latin-American republics should have entire freedom in the selection of their representatives on the board of the Pan-American Union...
...Mexican scheme then passed unanimously, but Delegate Hughes imme- diately secured unanimous passage for a Peruvian amendment stating that "at the option of each State" its representative on the Board could continue to be identical with its diplomatic plenipotentiary in Washington. Thus all was virtually as before...
...Empress'' ships. First of the new series was the Duchess of Atholl. Came to her recent launching Katherine Marjory, Duchess of Atholl. Hers was the christening bottle. She tended and swung it with the gracious assurance of a stateswoman, for she is now Parliamentary Secretary of the Board of Education, a post to which she graduated in 1924, after holding high executive positions in British educational and Red Cross work. Why, then, was it Mrs. Baldwin who christened, last week, the Duchess of Bedford? Why not Her Grace of Bedford...