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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Observations during this week have been requested of all the observatories with large instrumental equipment, but to date the only ones received have been three cabled from Copenhagen, one sent from Yerkes Observatory, and several made with the telescopes at the Oak Ridge Station...
...counter proposal to the Bingham plan for abrogating the present Big Three agreement in favor of four full weeks of pre-season practice. This counter proposal stated that if the "object of Mr. Bingham's report is, for conditioning reasons, to climinate the rigidity of the September 15 date in relation to the vacillating nature of the usual opening of the football season, it seems to us that this might be accomplished through setting the deadline for the beginning of pre-season training at a date three weeks before the first Saturday in October...
...front cover & pictures, pp. 24 & 25) Backward, flat-faced Mongols were last week suddenly up in arms and out with up-to-date battle planes, spitting Death...
...thesis last week of Nevada's Senator Key Pittman, chairman of the U. S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee. The Senator, being about to excoriate Japan, handed out advance copies of his speech in Washington. Japanese correspondents slapped this on the cables, and Japanese editors unwittingly broke the release date. Thus, before Key Pittman opened his mouth to keynote, Tokyo had read his speech. Headlined the Tokyo Asahi: "CHAIRMAN OF SENATE'S FOREIGN RELATIONS COMMITTEE OFFICIALLY ATTACKS JAPAN-Japanese Foreign Office Says 'Let him roar.' " In the main Senator Pittman's theme was that Japan...
...comic character with which his admirers had been pleased in silent pictures, he chose stories which depended less exclusively on the efforts of the star, placed part of the burden of getting laughs on the other members of the cast. The Milky Way, his fifth talking picture, is to date the most successful demonstration of this method. It is an entirely unsophisticated and uproariously funny farce built around the reliable situation of a milksop forced by fate to be a prizefighter. However, unlike Chaplin's Modern Times (TIME, Feb. 17) which would have been nonexistent without Chaplin, The Milky...