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...Moines, Ia.; Charles Denby Jr. 1L. of Washington, D. C.; Charles William Eliot 2nd 3S.L.A. of Cambridge; Richard Hinckley Field '26 of Phillips, Me.; Corliss Lamont '24 of Englewood, N. J.; Garrison Norton '23 of New York, N. Y.; Karl Stade Pfaffmann '24 of Quincy; Franklin Samuel Pollak '23 of New York, N. Y.; Frederick August Otto Schwarz of Greenwich, Conn...
...Jentsch 2G., in behalf of Austria, emphasized the need of a reduction in the economic barriers now placed on her and the need of new frontiers with Italy. After his address, the Assembly adjourned, and F. S. Pollak '23 took the chair in order to conduct the open forum which followed with several lively speeches...
...Haymond Matthew Fuoss '26 of Bell wood, Penna, Rumrill, to Jim Chapman Sherman '25 of Augusta, Ga, N. P. Hallowell Memorial, to Chester Tevis Lane '26 of Surrey England. Buckley to Louis Horace Bouillon '24 of Yonkers, N. Y. Harvard College (for 1920-21), to Franklin Samnel Pollak '23 of New York City...
...present 16 nations are represented in the Assembly, and officers of the Liberal Club announce that any man in the University whose home country is not represented, and who desires to represent it, should see either J. H. Swayze '25 in Weld 40 or F. S. Pollak '23 in Stoughton...
...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...