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June 7, 1931

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CLASHING AIMS OF FASCISM AND THE VATICAN; Education of Youth the Basic Factor in the Conflict Now Going On in Rome The Arising Issue. The Pope's View. FASCIST AND VATICAN VIEWS IN THE CLASH ON EDUCATION The Two Sides of the Controversy Which Has Arisen In Rome Over the Training of the Youth

By Elizabeth Camille Brink

THE basis of the whole controversy between the Holy See and Fascism revolves around the question of education of the youth--whose voice should be sovereign in this realm, that of the Church or the Fascist State?

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WORLD CURES FOR THE WORLD'S ECONOMIC ILLS; Chadbourne, Drawing a Lesson From the International Sugar Agreement, Points to the Need of Nations Adjusting Themselves to a Different Order in Which Cooperation Will Be a Dominant Factor Theory of Inevitability. Treatment on a Broad Scale. Europe's State of Mind. World-Embracing Accord. The Sugar Agreement. France's Miniature Plan. Competition and Trade. Effective Public Interest. The Russian Experiment. A New Start for Capitalism. Commodity Agreements.

By Thomas L. Chadbourne

FOR eighteen months the economic structure of the world has been stunned by a depression without precedent in history. For an equal length of time the most eminent economic specialists ...

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Virginia McKenna

1931Virginia McKenna, English actress and author[†]

Dame Virginia Anne McKenna is a British stage and screen actress, author, animal rights activist, and wildlife campaigner. She is best known for the films The Cruel Sea (1953), A Town Like Alice (1956), Carve Her Name with Pride (1958), Born Free (1966), and Ring of Bright Water (1969), as well as her work with the Born Free Foundation.