Word: quos
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...drifting away from their affiliation with that body, because they are beginning to find out that the League is not what it is represented to be. It cannot outlaw war and it is becoming generally accepted that the League is merely a political organization established to preserve the status quo of the Treaty of Versailles...
...European balance of power mortally threatened by an expanding Germany; Germany's existence menaced by the encircling Allies. Seeing in the causes of all modern European wars a desire for national unity, he thinks another war inevitable because German unity is not yet attained, and because the status quo to which France is committed will not permit its attainment. "Bismarck wrote the first chapter of German achievement, and the second is in the making." Simonds sees in Hitler's domination of Germany what Pitt saw in Napoleon's victory at Austerlitz. Says Mr. Simonds: "When Hitler captured...
TIME (issue of Dec. 5, p. 21), probably sensing the bias that the press blunder anent nudism and cancer might cause, sought to regain the intellectual status quo by publishing the "Health Wedding'' story together with an enlightening, timely, two-column cut. In doing so, TIME scooped all conservative magazines...
...Young. Last week he parted with his job. But that did not mean Promoter Andrews had triumphed. Mr. Young was succeeded as president by Charles D. Hastings, venerable chairman of the board who has been with Hupp since it was founded in 1908. His selection only preserved the status quo. Moreover the three stockholder representatives of the board (which also contains three Hupp distributors and three factory representatives, among them Mr. Hastings) still include Messrs. Hayden and Rosenthal, leaving Promoter Andrews, the third, in the minority. Last week Mr. Andrews dismissed President Young's departure as a mere gesture...
...France into a conciliatory mood, these reforms might be effected. France, however, has consistently weaned the League away from its international purpose and used it as a bulwark of protection against any attack upon her gains in the Versailles Treaty. Therefore she will most likely cling to the status quo, build up her armaments even more, and watch her cherished League pass away...