Word: visiting
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Miss Henie is modest and her manager offered most of the facts. She speaks English fairly well, but most of the conversation was conducted in Norwegian. She likes dancing and tennis, and is a good swimmer, athletics interesting her more than studies. She is enjoying her visit to America very much and is anxious to meet her American friends, many of whom she became acquainted with during her visits to the European capitals, and she admires their sportsmanship more than anything else...
...condition there would be "no banquets, no drinks, no speeches," President Hoover last week promised to visit President-Elect Ortiz Rubio of Mexico at Mexico City. Date: indefinite...
...Informal visit to His Majesty to admit the "error" and submit the resignation, both verbally. Responding verbally King Alfonso accepts the resignation, promises the Dictator to divulge nothing of what has passed, thus allowing Primo de Rivera to make the formal announcement...
...conclusion seems a mere deduction from the fact that U. S.-Mexican relations have not for a generation been so cordial as now. True, the President-Elect of Mexico, Pascual Ortiz Rubio, was accused of "going to Wall Street and Washington for his orders" when he paid his goodwill visit to President Hoover (TIME, Dec. 30), but there is no proof that he ever received any orders...
...west as California, and in towns as small as Springville, Utah, are associations showing modernist art. The attendance at the opening of the Museum of Modern Art show of Gauguin, Cezanne, Van Gogh and Seurat, was 47,000. Neither art lovers nor the curious visit displays of academic art in such crowds. Cynics say that even the National Academy of Design, the very last and as yet uncaptured citadel of conservatism, had to hang a picture sidewise and then publicize the fact that a somewhat modernistic picture had been so hung by mistake (TIME, Nov. 18), to get people...