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Between Galahad Eden and Appeaser Neville Chamberlain was Sir Robert, trying on the one hand to come to terms with Germany, on the other to set a limit to British retreat. He came into conflict with both Eden and the appeasers, and at the end of 1937 he lost his job as Permanent Under Secretary. The title of Diplomatic Adviser meant exactly the opposite...
...Literature. Last January he bought control of young but promising Carrick & Evans, made young but promising Lynn Carrick a director of the company. Always strong in the field of textbooks, medical books, other specialized works, Lippincott found its general trade list bolstered by Carrick & Evans' Frank Hough, John Chamberlain, Princess Paul Sapieha, David Loth...
...Doris Archer, Sarah Lawrence Phillips N. Weeks Nancy Whitney, Brimmer HOLWORTHY HALL Sumner G. Albion Evelyn Jackson, Thornton Academy Richard L. Banks Jane Herbert, Wellesley Robert J. Bell Nancy Crowley, Radcliffe Eric H. Cawley Marianna Evans, Simmons Robert W. Clifford Ruth Hewitt, Wellesley Robert C. Enggass Janet Clarke, Chamberlain Charles P. Gabeler, Jr. Frances Hutchins, Pine Manor Edward F. Green Tamara Polevoy, Radcliffe Laurence K. Groves Nancy Moore, Beaver Richard F. Hunnewell K. Lawrence Bundy, Radcliffe S. Donald Russell Norma Dietz, Newton Elliott C. Lasser Phyllis Adler, Lafayette J. Drennan Lowell Martha Gallison, Brimmer-May John F. Otto, Jr. Virginia...
...Prolific Free-Lance Joseph Chamberlain Furnas (best known for his sensational piece on motor accidents,-And Sudden Death) may be forgiven for not remembering just when & where he summed up the Crosby appeal: "The prevalent feminine verdict is that he is definitely cute, while the masculine part of the audience seems not to mind him at all. . . ." It was in deed in the New York Herald Tribune -May 6, 1934, page...
...sinister city slicker out of a Class B Western. His one thought is to rob the hard-working Boers of the gold beneath their peaceful farm lands. Behind him is the might of Britain in the person of a fat, money-lusting Queen Victoria (Hedwig Wangel), sly, oily Minister Chamberlain (Gustav Griindgens). Throughout the film only two nations befriend the Boers-The Netherlands and Germany...