Word: nettings
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Crimson scored after 14 minutes of the first period on a shot by inside Eddie Burlingame, who was fed by center forward Gray Hodnett. Outside Archie Leyashmeyer iced the game early in the third period by putting a cross from the other outside, Jim Polese, into the net...
...determining income," according to Monro, "we have two lines of attack. Our first assumption is that a family is obliged to maintain a child to provide food, shelter, clothing etc. We calculate this cost of basic maintenance at 12 per cent of the net family income for one child; at 10 per cent for two children; and eight per cent if there are more than two children. Because our expense budget covers the maintenance cost for about nine months out of the year, we count on receiving three-fourths of our "obligatory maintenance" figure for the year. For example, taking...
Without a Net. With this statement last week President Eisenhower recorded the entry of the U.S. into a new phase of its history. From the beginning, U.S. foreign policy was conducted with a kind of circus net under it: the worst that could happen did not include wholesale devastation of the country by an enemy. The British, controlling the seas, could blockade and raid the coast (as they did in the War of 1812), but distance prevented any European enemy from dreaming of forcing a decision on the U.S. by sending major forces to this country. As technology narrowed...
That has changed. The U.S. now faces the kind of threat of major devastation which for centuries has hung over Poland and France. Eisenhower knows himself to be the first President without a net under policy...
...Britain came to a decision on the Trieste issue (see INTERNATIONAL). It may be hard, in the face of Tito's bluster, to make the Trieste verdict stick. But on this and a thousand other points, the danger is too great for continued vacillation. With no net below, the trapeze requires caution, but it also requires an alert eye and a quick, unfaltering hand...