Word: sanskrit
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...language most lawyers use might just as well be written in Sanskrit, so far as the layman is concerned. But no man, no matter how lay, would have trouble understanding the language of Lawyer Richard Knight. Socialite Knight, who used to shock friends and intoxicate New York tabloid readers by such didos as kicking out taxicab windows and standing on his head at a Metropolitan Opera opening, who for years has swung a legal tomahawk around New York courts, terrifying lawyers and citizens alike, has devoted himself during the past two years to writing. He writes a simple, direct, Elizabethan...
...Stafford Cripps failed in his mission to India because he could not overcome the stubborn and misguided idealism of the Indian nationalist leaders, Ghandi and Nehru," Walter Eugene Clark. Wales Professor of Sanskrit and Master of Kirkland House, asserted yesterday...
Future speakers from the University and other colleges around Boston will discuss problems of war-time cooperation between the United Nations and plans for the post-war world. Next week, Walter E. Clark, Wales Professor of Sanskrit, will speak on "India" in the next program of the series...
...Britain has already lost India, either to the inevitable Japanese attack, or to the Indian nationalists." Walter Eugene Clark, Wales Professor of Sanskrit and Master of Kirkland House stated yesterday. Professor Clark, expert on Indian civilizations, claimed further that if Indian political demands are answered by Britain, the nation will unite against the invaders in much the same way as China...
Thus there are no particular ties of gratitude that exist between the Crown Colony and the mother country, the Sanskrit scholar continued. But Indian admiration for Japan, born at the Japanese victory in the Russo-Japurably since the occupation of Manchuanese War of 1905, had dwindled measria in 1931 and the general Nipponese aggrandizement of Eastern Asia, he added...