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...beyond Germany's frontiers in Europe or the return of any colonies overseas. He has smashed the numerous, pettifogging States which cluttered up the Reich from an administrative point of view, breaking German eggs right and left to make the omelet of a strongly centralized, potentially efficient Nazi Realm...
Though Seeburg's main business is in phonographs, its main interest at present is in the still fertile realm of coin machines purveying other commodities than music. Recently Seeburg engineers have perfected ice cream and Coca-Cola vendors. Mr. Seeburg got interested in merchandise vending machines in England, where cigaret machines first came into general use, where as early as 1932, at the London Zoo, visitors ta the seals could operate for sixpence a herring hurling machine...
...willing to give up profits for the sake of preserving absolute neutrality and only a 10% minority was out for selfish profit regardless of its effect upon the country. He referred approvingly to the Supreme Court's decision expounding the President's power in the "vast external realm" of international affairs (TIME, Jan. 4), and made it clear that the stupid Congress which last year, in extending the Neutrality Act, refused to grant him discretionary power in proclaiming arms embargoes, ought now to see the light. Then he asked his hearers please to excuse the homily...
...potentially championship Harvard hockey team this week prepares for its third International Intercollegiate League game with a weak Princeton team; and on the basis of its play to date, victory over the Tiger seems certain, and an undefeated season is within the realm of possibility...
...this vast external realm," observed the bearded, British-born old Associate Justice, "with important, complicated, delicate and manifold problems, the President alone has the power to speak or listen as a representative of the nation. He makes treaties with the advice and consent of the Senate; but he alone negotiates...