Word: dependence
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Conferred with Deputy Rudolf Hess, No. 3 Nazi. If there seemed to Sumner Welles any truth in the Hermann Rauschning theory (The Revolution of Nihilism) that the Nazi revolution does not depend on Hitler, is in fact a Continental upheaval-then Rudolf Hess (third in line of succession to the Führership of the National Socialist Revolution) was the man to talk...
Polo is one sport in which the size of the field matters a great deal. At the Armory, with its 300 by 180 foot floor space, there is ample room for the players to manoeuver into position, and the length makes much of the game depend on the speed of the ponies and the skill of the riders. On the New Haven floor any hard-driven shot from one end will travel clear to the other, and for a player accustomed to playing on that floor it is a simple thing to score a long-shot goal. Also, the effect...
Fesler's strategy in the first game was to slow the game up and prevent a mad scramble up and down the floor. Whether he will depend on this plan or whether he will rely on the plays which the team has developed since that game will not be known till the game begins...
...take a revolution, peaceful or otherwise, to bring this about, but the kind of revolution will depend on what the mass of people want" he said...
What old Postal bondholders (or I. T. & T.) will get out of the deal depends on A. C. & R.'s subsidiaries. At an earnings level before interest and taxes of around $1,500,000 (about 30% above their combined earnings for 1939) I. T. & T.'s two-thirds stock interest in A. C. & R. gives it a better return than Postal bondholders, who have the larger bond interest. As for the Postal bondholders' interest in the new Postal, what they get will depend on whether the land lines can work a miracle, stay...