Word: pollak
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Pollak '23 continued the argument for the Progressives by refuting the Conservative belief that this court is merely the Hague Tribunal over again. He showed that the World-Court because of its unchanging board of judges, in contrast to the changeable board of the Hague Tribunal, could develop a series of court rulings, which would constitute a saving, virile international...
...tonight's meeting the Progressive Club will support the entrance of the United States into the World Court as suggested by President Harding and Secretary Hughes, and will be represented by F. S. Pollak '23 and P. E. Wilson '23. In opposition to this policy, the Conservative Club will present its case, its spokesmen being A. B. Davis '24 and J. U. Harris '24. Each of the four men will be allowed seven minutes speaking time, and after they have completed their presentation of the case, the subject will be thrown open to general discussion...
...Harvard Debating Union announced last night that it would hold its next meeting Tuesday, April 3, with the entrance of the United States into the World Court as the topic of discussion. The Progressives, represented by F. S. Pollak '23 and P. E. Wilson '23, will support this country's entrance as suggested by President Harding and Secretary Hughes, while the Conservative Club, represented by A. B. Davis '24 and J. U. Harris '24 will oppose the plan. The meeting will be held at 7 P. M. probably in Harvard...
...coming into power". Most assuredly; but it would be interesting to hear Mr. Hughes explain how the situation which the Administration actually found differed-materially from the situation which Mr. Hughes had reason to expect when the Thirty-One issued their statement five months earlier. FRANKIAN S. POLLAK '23 February...
...virtually promised the public would be followed". The letter goes on to say that these citizens "feel that they have a right to ask you and the other signers what efforts you are making to secure the adoption of that policy". The letter is signed by Franklin S. Pollak '23, the president of the Club...