Word: granted
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Political Fiction No. i" and Ethiopia as C. P. F. No. 2. "Ethiopia has about as much political reality today as Carthage-which the Italians also destroyed," wrote Mr. Gunther. "The 'Emperor' Haile Selassie is about as concrete a living political force today as Beowulf or General Grant. Yet the Ethiopians still send delegations to Geneva, the 'country' is considered a member of the League of Nations, and the great powers-except Italy, which seized it- appear still to recognize it as an independent state. Pure fiction...
...rightly surmised that they desire a compromise in short order. What the terms of that compromise will be is a matter of speculation. As far as the union is concerned, it would probably accept wage scales only slightly higher than present rates providing that the University would grant a closed shop...
...move which may temporarily check the month's old drive of the A.F. of L. to organize kitchen employees, University officials will refuse to grant the union rights of exclusive bargaining agents, it was believed last night...
Taking the affirmative in the non-decision debate were John W. Houghin, Jr. '41 and Denis A. Baumhover '41, while Stephen H. Grant '41 and Robert T. Metzner '41 spoke on the negative side. There was no decision; cross-questioning and discussion from the small audience followed the formal debate...
From 8:30 till 10:30 o'clock: Ivor Catlin, Hubert P. Earle, Robert A. Fearey, Patrick Henry, Christian A. Herter, Jr., Stacey B. Hulse, Jr., and Edward C. P. Thomas. From 10:30 till 12 o'clock; George P. Denny, Jr., John C. Glidden, John Grant, Daniel Ladd, Joseph P. Lyford, Carlton B. Swift, Jr., and Joseph W. Gardella...