Word: ets
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...President prepared last week to clasp hands with Premier Pierre Laval (see p. 18), a gentleman whose strong displeasure he incurred four months ago by asking that France accept at once the Hoover Moratorium (TIME, June 26 et...
Counts, The allegations in the indictment are based upon the receipt by Bishop Cannon, for his campaign in Virginia against Alfred Emanuel Smith, of $65,300 from Edwin Cornell Jameson, Manhattan insurance man (TIME, May 7, et ante). Federal statute requires that interState political contributions be filed with the Clerk of the House of Representatives. Bishop Cannon revealed disposal of only $17,000 of Fat Cat Jameson's money. The remainder, he has insisted, is his own business...
Vatican Reaction. With Italy in the hands of none-too-pious Benito Mussolini, Spain was until her Revolution (TIME, April 20 et seq.) the chief stronghold of the Catholic Church. In Vatican City last week Pope Pius XI chiefly sat and lay, being cautioned by his physicians against physical exercise in any form. The Vatican announced "the Holy Father was not surprised." A reaction, noted by correspondents in most Vatican clerics with whom they talked, was news: unofficially and without permitting quotation, Vatican authorities expressed the opinion that the act of disestablishment will lead to the restoration of His Most...
...public to its medical needs. The American College of Surgeons was a pioneer in opening its meetings to everybody, in translating medical effort into commonplace terms. During last week's sessions a dozen important fellows of the College? Francis Carter Wood, Joseph Colt Bloodgood, John Carl Arpad Gerster, et al.? dined with journalists as guests of the American Society for the Control of Cancer. Doctors distrust reporters, fearing inaccuracy and exploitation. Reporters are impatient of doctors, knowing they rarely can get a frank disclosure of news. This is an old impasse which the cancer men are again trying...
Florenz Ziegfeld was named vice president and art director of Golding Fabrics Corp. President of the company is Edwin I. Golding, oldtime silkman, onetime president of Stehli Fabrics Corp. Treasurer is Herbert Bleyer, past president of Doucet et Cie. In the trade Silkman Golding is known as a "superior salesman." The new company will have for its slogan: "Glorifying the American Girl." It will stress designs for a special type of woman. If the woman thinks she looks like a member of the Ziegfeld chorus she will easily find her dress, for each label will give the name...