Word: mutuals
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...rooms to her. While he feigns concern for her safety and distress during the continued ructions, he decides she is a very bad actress. Later he tells her so, then beats the French at their own game, by impersonating one of their members. When he reveals himself there are mutual apologies and gallant toasts all round; but the girl has fled. In Paris he looks for her backstage, discovers that, sure enough, she was no actress...
...world of mutual suspicions, peace must be affirmatively reached for. It cannot just be wished for. It cannot just be waited for. We have now made known our willingness to attend a conference of the parties to the Nine-Power Treaty of 1922 [see p. 18]. . . -" Speaking with a slow and emphatic assurance, the President ended his speech with a well-timed reference to the time when he was Woodrow Wilson's Assistant Secretary of the Navy...
...determined by the N. A. B. To help the poorest broadcasters pay their new quotas, National Broadcasting Co. and Columbia Broadcasting System will put up $200,000. NBC's total music expenditures will rise by about $750,000 a year, CBS's by $400,000, Mutual System...
...featured is "Sophie Lang Goes West," an incredibly complicated mystery story about an (East) Indian who wants to lose a priceless diamond. The story deals with a reformed male crook and an unreformed female crook who succeed in falling in love with each other through their mutual efforts to keep just a plain crook from stealing the rock...
...Constitution, described it as a "layman's document, not a lawyer's contract." Principal pleasure of the five-day meeting was a series of political speeches and a set of political resolutions which set the legal profession and the New Deal on an equal footing of mutual disrespect...