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...people of the great nation whose guests we are," declared British Delegate Henry Bell, a director of Lloyds Bank, Ltd. "are magnificent hosts, but they are awfully poor customers. . . . America sells twice as much to Europe as it will take in exchange. We come here today??? I am sure without offending our friends at all?to put it up to them . . . whether they don't feel that in regard to [Europe's] debt . . . a rather larger, a rather kinder, a rather better attitude might be taken...
...EFFECTIVE TODAY???PRICES of FORD CARS AND TRUCKS WILL be reduced." So read last week many a full page advertisement in many a U. S. newspaper. Price cuts ranged from $15 to $200. Roadsters once $450 were reduced to $435, Town Cars once $1,400 now sell at $1,200, the $695 Station Wagon may now be purchased...
...President Myron E. Forbes of Fierce-Arrow called for a meeting of the stockholders on July 25, writing them that it would be for their own good to consent to the plans. No matter how good the product, a large organization is necessary for success in the automobile business today??? was the keynote of President Forbes' letter...
...Toledo industries. In them rude men ladle out molten metal, neat girls direct bottle-filling machinery, smoke stacks smoke, vast iron wheels whir, newspapers flutter on the city, crowds walk in the rain before the shops, fantastic masses of machinery move. Two additional canvases show Toledo of today???neat, smoking, moving; Toledo of the future?a high, angled sky line rivaling that of Manhattan. The represented industries...
...examines the figures who have made themselves noticed in the South Africa of today???General Smuts, the enigmatic statesman and dictator; the Prince of Wales who came to Africa and smiled less and danced more than people expected; leaders in the Union political movements. She analyzes the various currents of commerce, government, economics. The effects of the Boer War she finds revealed in the remark of a young British-South African who refers to-"the place we South Africans licked the English...