Word: treating
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...believe that this action will contribute immeasurably to the future development and progress of a nation which needs and deserves encouragement. More than this, it will tend to preserve the sovereignty of Liberia against the cupidity of foreign nations which would like nothing better than the flimsiest excuse to treat Liberia as Japan is acting toward China and Italy toward Abyssinia...
...recommend, therefore, the enactment of legislation which will make clear that it is our fixed policy to continue to treat the bondholders of all our securities equally and uniformly, to afford any holder of any gold clause security, who thinks he could by any possibility sustain any loss in the future, an opportunity to put himself immediately in a position to avoid such future loss, and to remove all possibility of any suits designed to hamper the Government in administering the public debt...
...attitude of Mr. Mitchell in the present situation occasions no surprise to me or to others who have been in close contact with him in the conduct of Governmental affairs. He is prone to treat every rumor or unsupported statement as true...
...paying all expenses. The bondholders will have to take at least a temporary cut in their coupon rate, and the preferred stockholders, who have had no return for four years, will probably be asked to accept a less preferred position in the capital structure. Knottiest question will be the treat-ment of the common stock, all owned by I. T. & T. The Brothers Behn not only issued more than 300,000 shares of I. T. & T. stock to Clarence Mackay & friends in payment for Postal, but I. T. & T. also subsequently increased its equity by $25,000,000 cash, which...
Last week cinemaddicts who also read books were offered an unusual treat: an adventure story that was not only dramatic but made good sense. Author B. Traven's tale even had the kind of moral that Hollywood likes-"The glittering treasure you are hunting for day & night lies buried on the other side of that hill yonder"-even if its ending was too ruthlessly realistic for Hollywood's taste. The Treasure of the Sierra Madre is a story of prospecting for gold; it differs from other treasure-seeking tales chiefly in its air of authenticity, its soberly factual...