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About this time Senor de Leon must be feeling very important at the thought of sitting at the head of such an august assemblage, with the representatives of Britain, France, Italy, Japan, Belgium, Brazil, Czecho-Slovakia, Sweden and Uruguay ranged about him under his direction. But the League is yet such a loosely knit body that the importance of its officers as such is small, and that the importance of those who attend meetings is only in proportion to the power of the nation which each represents...
Next morning at 1 a.m. Armando Andre y Alvarado, owner of the newspaper El Dia was motoring home. Like Senor Govea he had been a vigorous opponent of the Machado administration. In fact Senor Andre, who was Captain of port police under the Zayas administration lost his job the day the Machado administration took office and on the same day began to attack the administration through El Dia. As he reached his home shortly after 1 a.m. last week, a white man and a Negro suddenly shot him down on the sidewalk. His murderers were sought...
...President celebrated the beginning of the 52nd year of his life by signing an economy measure for the Mexican railways, the chief point of which is the gradual dismissal of 14,000 employes. "No strikes," warned Senor Calles...
President Calles soon after made an "announcement" of his own (see Page 13). Unlike Secretary Kellogg's, Senor Calles' announcement was doubtless intended more for home than for foreign consumption...
After four and a half years of freezing hauteur, Argentina last week doffed her hat to the League of Nations. The Government informed the Secretary General at Geneva that Argentina would be permanently represented by Senor Julian Enciso, First Secretary of the Embassy at Geneva...