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...Prime Ministers of Canada, Australia and New Zealand were made freemen of the City of London last week, proclaimed to be "men of good name and fame." Cried City Chamberlain Sir Adrian Donald Wilde Pollack, according to ancient ritual...
Ambassador. Alarmed by President Hoover's appointment of Presbyterian Motorman John North Willys to be U. S. Ambassador at Warsaw (Mr. Hoover had previously designated Methodist Alexander Pollack Moore, who died before he could take the post) the Polish Catholic Press Agency last week sent out as news a story that "Mr. Willys finances anti-Catholic fanatics, mostly Methodists...
...their migration, Pribilof seals parade in pairs or singly, not in a herd. They can stay under water for seven hours without coming up for air; after heavy storms sailors have seen them on the surface resting and wallowing in the waves. They feed upon squid, Alaska pollack, other small fish...
...live about five hours. At first their imminent fate is merely an unthinkable horror, remote and impersonal: it becomes human and tragic because, as time passes, in the manner in which each man faces or avoids the thought of what is coming his nature is made clear. There is Pollack who goes crazy and is shot. There is the ensign in command, a little fellow just out of Annapolis, with a pathetic courage and a dormitory sense of duty, who faces death by recalling the heroic memory of John Paul Jones. Cobb likes girls and Costello likes liquor...
...Kantor, R. H. Keegan, H. E. Kline, P. B. Kunhardt, M. P. Lichauco, R. A. Lutz, G. S. McKensie, P. G. Mendoza, J. P. Merrill, J. W. Myer, B. DeL. Nash, J. C. Newcomb, C. B. Newhall, R. J. Norton, Elliot Perkins, R. F. Piper, F. S. Pollack, Hartwell pond, R. P. Rice, I. J. Rosenbloom. H. C. Stetson, C. C. Sawtell, Francis Rouillard, L. C. Strauss, D. H. Treanor, C. D. Whidden, H. L. Williams, P. E. Wilson