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...Edouard Daladier left office under the compulsion of a recalcitrant opposition who refused to sanction his proposed economies, the abdicating Premier irately warned France that inflation was the alternative to his program. While the opinion of freshly defeated ministers is not always chilly with objectivity, there is quite a good chance that Daladier will prove to have guessed right this time. As it grows clearer that the budget will have to be balanced, and as it becomes equally clear that no group in France will consent to increased direct taxation, flight from the gold standard and subsequent inflation may appear...
Elwood D. Boynton '35 was appointed chairman of the entertainment committee. To assist him in this capacity, Boynton picked Edouard Assemat ocC, who will be in the University until March to learn the English language. Robert R. Barker '36, was also recommended to the entertainment committee...
...separate peace with Germany provides for the same bars to German rearmament as the Treaty of Versailles. President Roosevelt was reported strongly opposed to "sample" arms for Germany. The French Press raged that Chancellor Hitler was demanding immediate re-armament-which was not strictly the case-and French Premier Edouard Daladier. speaking at Vichy, held up the Fatherland's request for "samples" and rejection of "supervision" as evidence that Germany is ruled by a "cult of force." Most striking, however, was a British warning to the Reich, said to have been dictated by Sir John Simon after he received...
...Wilhelmstrasse was worried. Ever since the anti-Red Hitler boojum began to frighten the Kremlin, France has been courting Russia, sending first Edouard Harriot (TIME, Sept. 11), then French Air Minister Pierre Cot to Moscow. Berlin last week dared antagonize Moscow no further. The Leipzig police department and the German Foreign Office hastened to send regrets...
...fashioned "Western"-starts with shots of Aztec ruins, ends with shots of an idealized modern Mexico, symbolized by Mexico City University students in their football suits. It would be undistinguished were it not for the fact that the photography-for which Director Eisenstein and his Camera Man Edouard Tisse were equally responsible-is superb. Critics, esthetes and Socialist Upton Sinclair, who was last week out for Governor of California on a Democratic ticket, have been babbling about Eisenstein's Mexican picture for the last two and one-half years. Since this excerpt from it, which the producers expect...