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Stanford, 7 June, 1902 "So there is no maw gaw to shed in the Baw Waw. The paw praw-Baws will feel saw ! The praw-Baws are an awful baw! They gained no eclaw by taking the flaw! I set no staw by them. They are rotten at the caw. So no maw from...
About the only major flaw in the show is Miss McDevitt's performance, which, while good by ordinary standards, fails at times to measure up to the truly stratospheric heights attained by the late Laura Hope Crews, who had the role in last year's production...
Thus a confederation is forever the creature, never the master of its members. It amounts to little more than an intricately formulated war-&-peace alliance. Its fatal flaw is that its strength is entirely borrowed-and on a demand note at that-from the nations that compose it. Either it acts as a vigilante committee for its strong members or, as in the case of the League, it does...
Where Is the Flaw? The picture was further brightened by the signing last week of a trade treaty with Chile which took a long step toward the establishment of a customs union between the two countries. Pint-sized but patrician Foreign Minister Joaquin Fernandez himself signed the treaty in the course of a gala visit to Buenos Aires, during which relations strained by Chile's abandonment of neutrality seven months ago were cemented...
...there was a flaw in this picture, it was hard to see it from Buenos Aires. Shops were full of goods rationed in other countries; streets were thronged with cars despite gasoline rationing and a rubber shortage; there were 2,000,000 tons of wheat to burn as fuel and full granaries in prospect for the end of the harvest season...