Word: equalized
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...fish in the troubled waters of U. S.-British naval disagreement. Last week this disagreement remained exactly what it has been ever since the Coolidge Naval Conference at Geneva (TIME, Aug. 15, 1927 et ante). Inside the global tonnage in which the U. S. and Britain are amicably equal they are angrily desirous of building somewhat different kinds of ships. The U. S., poorly equipped with naval bases, needs war boats of comparatively large tonnage and consequent long cruising range. Britain, well equipped with bases from which to refuel her fleets, would like to build smaller war boats, thus enabling...
This fall the school has 208 part time and full time students, 126 men and 82 women, as compared with an equal number of both last year. Mr. Smith, the School's Registrar, reports that the depression has put a premium on good training, and that those who face the future by training now will find it greatly to their advantage...
London, Oct. 24--Sharp differences between the United States and Japan on the latter's demands for equal naval strength and security rights developed during the initial parley between statesmen of the two powers here today...
Friday's cross-country race proved to track fans that Jaakko Mikkola has produced another championship team this year, a team which should equal or better the record of Penn Hallowell's 1931 team, and climax the season by winning the Intercollegiates...
...door to him at right tackle, adds 202 pounds of well-placed beef plus some of the cleanest tackles that have been seen of late on Soldiers Field. Over on the left part of the outfit things are not quite so stabilized. There are four men who have almost equal right to two positions. The two Bills, Messrs, Bill Lane and Ditto Burton, are never quite sure which is going to see the greater amount of action on any given day. Franny Schumann and Bob Brookings have had the same experience lately. But whoever is in there, the line...