Word: exists
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Moreover the University is absolutely sure of getting its money. No bad debts can exist behind the compulsory bond. The concession is a virtual miniature gold mine. In the square on the other hand where prices are far more nominal, charge accounts exist in sparcity because the merchant has no positive guarantee. Consequently students are driven into the arms of the Night Lunch Counter because there a charge account is accepted. One thing must be done to end this gross exploitation. The University must run the Night Lunch on a non-profit basis and make public its accounts to guarantee...
...that solution is that employers will not hire more men at higher wages. Last week General Johnson was busy with industry trying to work that threat out of the recovery picture (see p. 13). Second most important threat to NRA is that employes may decline to work under existing terms. Last week thousands of them were threatening that very thing because they wanted what General Johnson was trying to get them- shorter hours, higher pay. Moreover, the threat was so aimed that the prize pupil of Recovery, the automobile industry, might be the first to be laid low. All this...
...Eliot House there exist certain conditions which allow us to operate the cafeteria at a cost considerably lower than would be possible at Adams House," said Westcott. He explained that at the present grill it was possible to use men otherwise employed in the Eliot dining halls, thus reducing labor costs...
...purpose of the reorganization was not only to bring back prosperity. It was far deeper than that. The reorganization must be permanent for all the rest of our lives in that never again will we permit the social conditions which allowed the vast sections of our populations to exist in an un-American way, which allowed a maldistribution of wealth and of power...
...State has the right to exist, and its leaders are duty bound to defend it without regard to legal, even constitutional limitation. This law of state necessity has its roots in natural law, and stands above the Constitution...