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Relating to some points of the article published under the title The League, "Benes or Bagfuls?" in your issue of Feb. 13, I regret to notice that the writer does not seem to be well-informed in regard to Persia...
...quite confident that if the writer of the said article would know the unselfish character of His Imperial Majesty and his devotion for the welfare and progress of Persia, which placed him as an idol before his countrymen, he certainly would not end his article using the very ambiguous term which will never find the approval of the Persian nation standing so closely in friendship with...
Always busy is the brain of Dr. Eduard Benes, "Europe's Smartest Little Statesman," perpetual Foreign Minister of Czechoslovakia and recently the League's successful arbiter between Persia and Great Britain in their squabble over oil (TIME, Feb. 13). Last week Dr. Benes sprang something new: the abrupt and solid interlocking of three small European states into what may soon be considered a Great Power. Angry German editors even gave it a name: "RUMANOJUGO-SVAKIA...
...naturally wants to see all trade barriers leveled, believes the U. S. should consume at least $900,000,000 more of imported goods than it does so that other nations could pay their debts and buy more GM products. At present he is wangling for a monopoly from Persia's Reza Shah Pahlevi...
Married. Doris Mercer Kresge, divorced wife of 5-&-10? Store Man Sebastian S. Kresge who claimed she wanted $10,000,000 to bear a child; and Prince Farid Khan Sadri, onetime chamberlain to Persia's late Ahmed Shah Kadjar; in civil and Mohammedan ceremonies, the bride remaining Christian; in Paris...