The Commonwealth Official Journal of the Commonwealth Club of California. Vol. XI, No. 52. December 24, 1935. St. Francis Hotel This Monday.

Published by The Commonwealth Club, San Francisco, 1935., 1935

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9 1/4 X 6 inches when opened. pages 223 to 226. Folded newsletter of the Commonwealth Club with mailing address printed on the border for member Mr.E.C. Bowes of 153 Stuart St.San Francisco. Cover announces two significant events: The luncheon speaker, Dr. Henry F. Grady, a member of the State Department will talk on "The Canadian Reciprocal Trade Agreement & California Business" and the Annual Holiday Concert by The Loring Club, San Francisco's great musical organization Directed by Wallace A. Sabin. Two fascinating texts from talks: "Confidence Asserted in Independent Philippines" by Secretary of War, George H. Dern. and "Leakage in Sanctions Expected in Enforcement" by Philip W. Buck of Stanford University (discusses dispute between Italy and Ethiopia and the rearmament of Germany. Folds, and 3 stamps of the owner. See photos. Good.

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Title
The Commonwealth Official Journal of the Commonwealth Club of California. Vol. XI, No. 52. December 24, 1935. St. Francis Hotel This Monday.
Author
Robinson, Edgar E. President. The Commonwealth Club.
Publisher
The Commonwealth Club, San Francisco, 1935.
Publication year
1935
Condition
Good
Binding
No Binding
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