Word: benefits
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Johnathan Edwards master, Robert D. French, has announced that a tie-lending bar will be set u pin the college's dining hall for sartorially incomplete students. Said French of the new plan; "It is for the benefit of those who own no neckties or do not care to expose their own elegant cravats to the hazards of their table manners...
...Oklahoma's Key West Field, Glasco has been tramping through Washington offices for years asking for permission to build the line. Last March he took his problem to Arizona's Senator Ernest W. McFarland, who persuaded the Petroleum Administration for Defense to okay the line. To benefit Arizona, Glasco agreed to tap his line with a $17 million refinery in Florence, Ariz, capable of processing 15,000 bbls. of crude a day. Glasco hopes to slash petroleum costs in Arizona drastically; they are now among the highest in the U.S., since every drop must be brought...
University rules, which have prevented past Band TV appearances, state that no organization or person shall appear on any commercially sponsored program which uses the name of Harvard for advertising purposes. But Sunday's telecast, over both Boston channels from 8 to 11 a.m., is purely a benefit proposition...
...these who want to spend their Saturday afternoons running up and down steps and sitting on cold concrete without the benefit of female companionship can still sign up for ushers jobs at the HAA this afternoon between...
...Indian, rather than portraying him as a red Capone on horseback. The best of these, as I recall, was The Broken Arrow, in which the hero married an Apache girl. The Big Sky, a screen adaptation of A. B. Guthrie's excellent historical novel, is the latest movie to benefit from sympathetic treatment of Indians...