Word: representer
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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One to Five years imprisonment at hard labor and fines of $400 to $1,000 for "persons who, for their own or others' profit, circulate false news or by other fraudulent means create fictitious increases in the value of stocks of companies they represent." One to Three years imprisonment...
Some of the wounds they deal with: "One buttock is lacerated; bleeding has stopped, but he is in a horrible mess . . . There is a hole above the temple as big as an apple. His closed eyes bulge under blue lids; his puffy face is green. He has torn away the...
It is often said with justice, however, that statistics may be made to show any desired result, and so this data may not be as significant as it might seem when taken to represent the public opinion of the country at large. There is no reason to suppose that the...
"I represent no organization," was Mr. Gervers' parting shot. "I only wanted to ask those old fellows to give Youth a chance."
Cash payments for the 1930-31 student council fund to date amount to $5,753,41, it was announced yesterday by Henry Chalfant Jr. '31, treasurer of the Harvard Chalfant Jr. '31, treasurer of the Harvard Student Council. This does not represent the entire amount of the pledges which are...