Word: fairly
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...initiative to relieve the Government in the immediate future of much of the burden it has assumed will be fulfilled. We have not imposed undue restrictions upon business. We have not opposed the incentive of reasonable and legitimate private profit. . . . We have sought to put forward the rule of fair play in finance and industry." Opponents: ". . . There are a few among us who would still go back. These few offer no substitute for the gains already made, nor any hope for making future gains for human happiness. They loudly assert that individual liberty is being restricted by government, but when...
...capped towers, one of the finest examples of Benjamin Harrison architecture in Washington, his car kept on across 12th Street and came to a stop before a new building with classic white marble columns. "General" Farley was moving into the new $8,500,000 home of his Department. A fair home it was, not so ostentatious as the $17,500.000 Department of Commerce building, but unique in its way. Never have more than 50 newshawks appeared at one of Mr. Farley's Press conferences, but when he invited the Press to last week's "house-warming...
...Argentines and the Greeks" "The Flying Trapeze" 3. Violin Selections Malcolm Holmes Ave Maria Schubert Mazurka in G Major Wieneawski 4. Subway Scene in Pantemime with Apologies George R. Shaw, 2d 5. Selections Harvard Glee Club Choruses from the Gondoliers Sullivan Will Kirby E. W. Fischer Accompanists Football Songs Fair Harvard...
These who think that a few good songs, some attractive females, a few feeble comedians and a handsome here spell a good movie will enjoy "20 Million Sweethearts." "I'll String Along With You," "It's Getting Fair and Warmer" are lilting melodies as jazz songs go but their popularity has detracted lots from their appeal. Bill Powell is fairly good singing "The Man on the Flying Trapeze" with dusted lyrics. Ginger Rogers is, we believe, sufficient excuse for seeing the film...
Thoroughly dissatisfied, the representatives left for home to get the necessary approval of the creditors. President J. Reuben Clark of the Foreign Bondholders Protective Council called the new formula "not fair, just and equitable to the American bondholders," charged that certain European governments still had a chance to bargain for full servicing on their bonds. The Swiss and Dutch creditors flatly rejected the formula...