Word: printings
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Polibureau of the Soviet Government under the direction of M. Stalin decided to print false English pound sterling notes and American and Mexican bills in preparation for warfare with China and with the purpose to employ these means in case any foreign state should interfere with the Russo-Chinese...
John Taylor Arms of Fairfield, Conn., likes to travel abroad. His series on the lacy Gothic cathedrals of France is now worth about $150 per print. He is represented in many a museum, including the British and the Musee de Rouen...
Certain British print dealers gasped with astonishment and dismay last week when they received back from three Manhattan art establishments several unopened packages of prints by noted artists. Other such shipments had been similarly returned of late, and now members of the Print Sellers' Association of Great Britain realize two things: i) They cannot outsmart the U. S. print-dealers; 2) U. S. print-lovers have grown so appreciative of the work of their fellow countrymen that U. S. dealers can be independent of British, if not of all foreign artists, in black-and-whites...
...through which His Holiness the Pope anonymously makes known to the world what he thinks, feels, hopes about the world's mundane affairs. It also can be depended upon, no matter how neglectful may be the Fascist press of Italy and the lay press of other countries, to print each & every syllable of each & every statement, pronunciamento, bull and encyclical which His Holiness may wish to issue on affairs secular or spiritual...
...recent years a personage of nebulous though prosperous obscurity. "Franz Fischer has fled from his flat," read a succinct Berlin police communiqué. But a somewhat loquacious official said, without allowing himself to be named in quotation: "He was probably only a fence. The gang must have a big print shop somewhere, with a large staff of experts, or they could never produce such perfect quantity results. They have turned out so much that they must have relations with some big paper mill, probably through bribery of employes. Their profits must be enormous. We think they are operating...