Hoover Arms Cut Refusal Shows Value of Solemn Pact
London July 30 disarmament debate over President Hoover's June 22 plan continues to draw praise and criticism. Britain’s and France’s different positions reveal deep divisions, with France resisting large-scale cuts and Britain calling for compromises. The piece analyzes how arms reduction affects Germany, Russia, and Japan while noting potential outcomes at Geneva.
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Men Forego Interests to Gain a Living
An essay argues that in modern America men meet fewer interesting partners than women do and that women pursue cultural activities more than men. It notes women outnumber men in undergrad populations and suggests economic demands shape intellectual development, with women free to pursue culture while men focus on success in business.
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Foggy Atlantic Homecoming Delays for Helen and Warren
A fog bank traps Helen and Warren aboard their liner delaying disembarkation and trunk retrieval. As gloom deepens passengers ponder delays, with trenches of mist, dockside rumors, and tense schedules provoking frustration while expected landings slip into an uncertain noon or later.
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