Word: depending
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...obscured by legal uncertainties is Reader Reynolds' question, the answer may well depend on events of the next few weeks; perhaps on the monthly meeting of Suez Canal Co. directors this week in Paris. The British Government holds 44% of the Canal shares, French capitalists about 50%. Of the directorate, 21 are French, ten British, one Dutch; but no shareholder may control more than ten of the 32 votes...
Students have more of a stake in recovery than any other class, group or section in this country. Their whole future lives depend on the stupidities of present politicians and business men. For them it is not a question of new ideas or old, of radical or Tory teachers, but of whether, after being trained for great things, the world will frustrate them into useless revolutionaries, or show them the way to useful cooperation in the increasing enrichment of the country...
Outside forward positions depend on the capability of the Yale game starters, Manheimer, James A. E. Wood '37, and the veteran Philo F. Willetts...
Which course it will take, and how, will depend upon whether Colonel Hammond has enough proxies to oust Colonel Kilpatrick at next week's meeting...
Since beer is a cheap, bulky commodity, most breweries depend on a local market. Pfeiffer, which works at top speed to brew 400,000 bbl. a year, is more typical of the industry than Anheuser-Busch, Pabst or Schlitz. Pfeiffer's president is William George Breitmeyer, nephew of the German brewmaster who founded the company. Shy and laconic at his desk but jovial away from it, Brewer Breitmeyer has a simple explanation for his own success: "I have only one hobby. I collect friends." An aid in this hobby is his stock of old German drinking songs, inherited from...