With referendum on the winning plan of the Bok Peace Award (TIME, Jan. 14) well under way, the hullabaloo which it occasioned has not yet died down.
On one hand, disappointed contestants declare that the Jury of Award was packed for the League of Nations, that the Jury did not read most of the plans but that they were read and discarded by 22 young women, that the whole scheme was propaganda by Mr. Bok for the League of Nations.
In the Senate and out, politician-irreconcilables began cutting off the new head of the...
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