Word: guys
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...corporations would this year withhold from stockholders more than $4,500,000,000 of income, thus depriving the Treasury of some $1,300,.000,000 which it would receive in individual income taxes if that sum were distributed as dividends. From the Committee statement of Commissioner of Internal Revenue Guy T. Helvering, Mr. May quoted a paragraph asserting that the $4,500,.000,000 of potential dividends would accrue to corporations only if present corporate tax laws were repealed, as proposed in the new Revenue Bill. Under existing law, according to Treasury tables, some $1,100,000,000 of Secretary...
Sidney R. Ballou '39, Seymour Bunshaft '39, Eli Cantor 1L, N. James Dain '39, Russell B. Edmond '39, A. Gorman Hills '37, A. Jan P. LaRue '39, Laurence S. Levy '39, Roger W. Loewl '39, Edward O. Miller '37, Guy E. Moulton 1G, Nilakanta S. Sastry 2G.B., and Royal S. Schaaf...
...members of the victorious team are: Wesley L. Furste, 2nd '37, Guy Garland '36, Maurice Lazarus '37, Robert E. Rogers '38, Frank M. Sommers '37, and Clarence M. Wilmarth...
...whether there were any tramps ever come into the old pile of gloomy masonry, he said. "No." The only tramp he's ever had to throw out was one that came in while the Radcliffe Commencement was going on. "The gurris were leaving their pocketbooks around, and this guy looked pretty suspicious...
...Rabelais is famous for his "Pantagruel" (three books) and his "Gargantua" He was a humanist and called a spade a spade; his motto was: 'Fais ce que voudras' or 'Do what damn please'--a fine dope to follow if you have a barrel of money, but for a poor guy it means prison inside of a week. Rabelais was an all 'round bad guy, didn't believe in God, and led a pretty fast life. His works show it, and they'd never do for a Girls' School, but would make a big hit with some college men I know...