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...Whitney asks, and quite justifiably, to whom the ambulance will go. It is not to be turned over to the Spanish government, but rather to an American medical unit, staffed by American doctors and nurses it will render strictly medical aid to wounded soldiers and civilians, in the territory held by the Valencia government, elected by the Spanish people in the spring...
...company had expanded and extended its control of the market, establishing Aluminum Ltd. of Canada "to prevent competition from abroad." The consent decree of 1912 was still in effect, returned Alcoa counsel, and there was not one charge in the Manhattan suit which if proved would not render the company in contempt of the Pittsburgh court. Even so, pursued Attorney Jackson, he and his associates could be sued only as agents of the Government and, as everyone knew, the Government could not be sued without its consent. "We can't show you a case where an Attorney General...
Informing the worried Assembly that the South African Finance Minister had been dispatched to London to "probe the question and see what can be done in order to render the position of gold more safe than it is today," General Smuts continued gloomily: "The question arises whether the time is not coming to review the new dangers emerging for gold and for the whole economic system of the world. . . . The position now is that gold hoards in the U. S. are increasing rapidly. This gold is simply locked away and is not taken into the credit system...
Study cards for next year are due this afternoon at 5 o'clock, Room C, University Hall. Failure to hand in his card (whether he expects to be in College next year or not) will render the student liable for a $5 fine...
...Does it mean," he asks, "that President Roosevelt is attempting to secure specific decisions on specific legislation from subservient Justices pledged to render such decisions? If so, the charge encounters the difficulties that Justices, once appointed, are independent of the executive. Experience has shown that the independence will be exercised and that the attempt to predetermine future votes is futile...