Word: guaranteeeing
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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16-to-1 Shot. His starting point is clear. In his first days in office, he said: "[Farmers] should not be placed in the position of working for Government bounty rather than producing for a free market." What Benson advocated was price supports high enough to "provide insurance against disaster...
In a few years, New Faces will be remembered only as the show that introduced Broadway to Eartha Kitt. And since Miss Kitt is sensational, that should be enough to guarantee the revue some sort of immortality. A dusky beauty, Miss Kitt is as feline as her name, sometimes playful...
Did the H.A.A. feel it could guarantee expensive return trips, with no rewards in sight? Naturally not, and here the matter is resting--or perhaps better, dying. A recent meeting of athletic bigwigs ascertained only that Yale and Cornell were strongly in favor of continuing the meets, that Princeton and...
Historically the word "university" is a guarantee of standards. It implies endorsement not of its members' views but of their capability and integrity. Every scholar has an obligation to maintain this reputation . . . His effectiveness, both as scholar and teacher, is not reduced but enhanced if he has the humility...
P. & G.'s Chairman Richard Deupree believes that at least 85% of American industrial firms have enough year-round stability in sales to guarantee wages or employment. In hard times, Deupree points out, few companies can keep up the prosperity-level payrolls now being paid. Therefore, either the emphasis...