After a cursory view of TIME'S summary of events, the Generous Citizen points with pride to:

Fortunello and Cirillino--they bring back the days of Aristophanes.

The fourth era of Ireland: Peace.

6,033 years of warmth.

Him of whom there is but one.

Soviet Russia's decision not to insist on a twelve-mile limit for British trawlers.

M. Eugene Criqui, who fought at Verdun as well as the Polo Grounds.

Austria's convalescent finances.

A brewing Ruhr conference.

Georges Clemenceau. He can give the French Academy points on spelling.

"Boy No. 1."

A Standard Oil president who writes monographs on Shakespeare.

Anatole France, who believes in a United States of Europe.

Mark Sullivan, " cool, alert, distinguished."

The French flivver airplane. Cost: $400.

Deputy Misuri, who put the Constitution above the Fascisti, at risk of his life.

The prospect of a $2,000,000 chemical laboratory at Harvard.