Word: hasn
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...stopped trying to explain him to my friends. For a while I would stand up for him and make excuses for his actions. But I can't any more. It's strange. We always looked to Soapy for ideals. But now I wonder if he hasn't scuttled them for practical politics...
...results have justified Young's belief that Alleghany got a bargain. The stock now has a market value of $6,000,000. And though I.D.S. still hasn't paid a dividend, it earned $35 a share in profits in 1950-51. When it finishes paying off high interest plans (5% and 6%) sold in the '305, it may start paying dividends. "We're in this strictly as an investment," said Bob Purcell, "and we're in it to stay. We figured that the investment business of the country was moving from Wall Street to Main...
...becomes the feeder from now on, according to Jordan. "It hasn't been for the last couple of years, but with all these sophomores back--32--it will have to take spring practice's place," he added...
...Ottawa have not accepted Canada's about-face without challenge. Snapped one last week: "Let [Canadians] look at our domestic policies. We might look at theirs too, and conclude that one reason Canada is doing so well is that it isn't pulling its weight. It hasn't even the guts to demand conscription." The family reunion promises to be a forum for some healthy plain talk...
Everybody in the U.S. hasn't got a TV set-not by a long shot. Then why have TV sales slowed down? Chicago TV manufacturer John Meek turned his researchers loose in Washington, D.C., and got some depressing news. Nonowners cheerfully reported that they watch television an average of twelve hours a week in the homes of friends, and therefore have no very strong incentive...