Word: fairly
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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While the commuters deserve fair treatment, and while the Administration has a definite duty towards them, it has an equal duty toward the residents of the Houses. These men have supported the House plan, and have taken rooms in the House plan, and have taken rooms in the Houses with the expectation that their chosen House was to be both permanent and a unit. While they have received recompense for this support in added privileges, they have at the same time paid for it in high room rents and various fees. They are entitled to a preservation of their aims...
...that reason is not fully satisfactory. Instead of charging all the members of teams for the use of facilities, it has excepted certain sections of the group. Obviously, the sum taken in from the tax should be made as large as possible; but if merely for reasons of fairness, all should be charged, in proportion to equipment used, alike. The University demands of the H.A.A. a reduction of the deficit, so far as possible; the student body has an equal right to demand of the Association a fair tax, and general regard for their interests...
...representative body of nearly all Assyrians living in Chicago and vicinity, our Council avails itself of this opportunity to thank you for the very fair and intelligent comment in your magazine of Aug. 28 on the recent Assyrian massacres in Irak. To our knowledge, thus far, your magazine has shown a far more thorough understanding of the underlying evils that produce such outrages than any other newspaper or periodical...
...goes into business, private competitors are generally able to attack its bookkeeping methods on the ground that it pays no taxes, no interest on its investment, sets aside nothing for depreciation or amortization. Operators of privately-owned utilities which must meet these costs argue that there can be no fair comparison between their service rates and those charged by plants publicly subsidized. Last week private operators shook their heads in wonder, worry and skepticism when the Tennessee Valley Authority, President Roosevelt's greatest experiment in public ownership and operation, moved to meet in advance and silence this line...
...quiet, earnest person, Manning made barely enough at his jumping to support a pretty wife and five-year-old son at Pico, Calif. Last month he got $1,000 for eight jumps at the California State Fair at Sacramento. On he went to Chicago for the International Air Races, spent the whole sum on four new 'chutes. Following the races he attended a party at the South Bend, Ind. home of Vincent Bendix (automobile and airplane parts). Another guest, Charles T. Otto, offered to fly him and a girl friend back across Lake Michigan's tip to Chicago...