Word: treating
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...cable for weeks with Siamese Premier Bahol, the rough & ready General who won the Second Revolution which has not dethroned Prajadhipok. If only someone at Singapore, probably a cable relay clerk, had not blabbed, His Majesty might have continued for months or years in languid Siamese fashion to treat with his obstreperous Premier...
...students with top-notch credentials. The late Paul Guillaume, French art dealer, picked out and bought most of the Barnes Impressionist and Surrealist pictures. Today if Dr. Barnes singles out for his collection one unknown painter, that artist's reputation is supposed to be made. Dealers, therefore, treat him with kid gloves. Less scared of him is able, black-haired Belle da Costa Greene, who once closed the doors of her J. P. Morgan Library in Dr. Barnes's face when he wanted to get inside a few minutes after closing time...
...editors of the two boards have decided to treat the affair of 1926 without gloved hands for it is felt that the sight of the two colleges represented in one magazine will be sufficient to show Harvard and Princeton alumni that the relations of their respective alma maters are now amicable and sound...
When it was suggested that many might not respond because of being too conscious of their affliction, he pointed out that there was to be no regular class, and he would treat with each man individually and informally...
Officially the President was there to dedicate a $1,700,000 hospital to treat nervous diseases of War veterans. Actually he was there to serve notice on the American Legion, meeting this week in Miami, that this is no time to revive its campaign for prepayment of the Bonus. Not once during his eight-minute talk did he mention the Bonus by name, but the President made it quite clear that the nation's destitute had first call on the nation's purse. Said he: "The veterans of the World War, today in the prime of life...