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...York Times and Richard Watts Jr. of the New York Herald Tribune for their blunt dismissal of Save Me the Waltz, a short-lived, Graustark-under-a-dictator romance, it was still in the spirit of loving the sunshine. Critics Atkinson and Watts, wrote Columnist Roosevelt, "seemed to infer that because this play does not teach a great lesson or pick any particular people to pieces, it is worthless as a play...
These reports present a startlingly clear picture of the concentration of the publishing business in a few firms. From them we may hardly infer that there are anything like 855 companies to be regarded as employment possibilities. It is also evident that any publishers producing less than five books a year must have a very small establishment with an editorial personnel of not more than two or three people at most. And more than 600 out of 855 publishing houses are in this category...
...Soviet Government did not immediately explode with angry protests and denials of such grave charges by a French general on active duty. Equally significant was the fact that such charges had been made against a country which is nominally France's military ally. Frenchmen were left to infer 1) that the charges were true, 2) that the French General Staff considered France's military alliance with Russia about washed...
...Chapman, who has been promoted from Consul to Second Secretary of Embassy, a diplomatic rank, since the consulate was closed six months ago. Last week Senor Antonio San Groniz, protocol officer to Rightist Generalissimo Franco, stated that upon reopening of the U. S. consulate "we would not infer that we were fully recognized by the United States Government." This caused Secretary of State Cordell Hull to change his mind about reopening the consulate. He gave Mr. Chapman a vacation, thus squelching any notion, however remote, that Washington had been about to recognize the Spanish Rightist Government...
...organization, Armour's abattoir, the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research and the Clinic may be compared. But it is illogical and stupid to infer that cutting off a hoof in process of butchering is comparable to surgical amputation. And it is altogether incorrect to imply that a specialist has so limited a field as does a meat packer and finds his work no more stimulating and broadening than grading beef. After all, the Clinic has dealt with human beings. Did you say nearly 1,000,000 of them...