Word: charterers
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...judge from this, the department has a general charter; it ranges over politics, science, business, sociology -wherever we feel this background information is most important to help you understand the news. Most Background for War pieces will probably fall, however, under...
...Tigers are not an all-freight line yet: more than $1.5 million of last year's revenue came from special charter jobs; another $961,000 came from repairing and maintaining ships of foreign airlines. As Robert William Prescott, 37, the hustling Tiger president, put it: "We've had to get our development money wherever we could find it." Prescott found it by flying anything, anywhere, at any time, from railroad wheels and loads of gravel to globe-girdling tours for college students, and the Pacific airlift (TIME, Aug. 21). Other jobs...
...literary supplement to the Radcliffe News, became independent, Pre-Tem, and Radditudes, later known as Signature, have appeared. With the memory of the $500 paid out of Student Government dues to meet Signature's debts, only four months old, the Student Government is not likely to charter a new magazine without long debate...
...correct their mistakes. Energetic administrators like Governor Nguyen Huin Tri must be helped, and others told to use what they have before asking for more. A social policy must at least be initiated. Indo-Chinese intellectuals must be taught that self-rule is not merely something presented with a charter and pink ribbon, but a status to be earned and a responsibility to be accepted...
...Italy. The one country which came to exploit and conquer Asia over land was Russia . . . The United States of America did not participate . . . The policy of the United States in the Far East was based on sound United Nations principles 50 years before these principles were embodied in the Charter of the United Nations...