Word: trust
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...never been one to refrain from spouting them in class. Once he spent a whole hour blasting Felix Frankfurter and Henry Morgenthau Jr. ("Now, I haven't a thing to say against the Jews . . . But for God's sake, do you think we can trust the Government of the United States to them in a crisis?"). Last year a Jewish student complained that his dominant impression of Beaty's course was "reference after reference . . . made in a slurring manner, against members of the Jewish faith." In 1951 Beaty also wrote a book. Published in Dallas...
...Give Them the Gun." An impetuous man, with tawny eyes, a constant wine flush on his cheeks and a towering reputation as a ladies' man, De Castries the soldier holds the high trust of his superiors (the late General de LaUre de Tassigny would never question a De Castries decision) and the admiration of his men, who often shout. "Here comes Cri-Cri [a diminutive for Christian]," when he runs up to lead a charge. "Allons " De Castries has been heard to shout back. "What the hell are you waiting for? Do you expect the enemy to send...
...Trading Co., capitalized at 3,000,000 one-cent shares. When brokerage firms shied away from selling them, Walters enlisted the help of a young customer's man named Jack Coombs, who set up shop at a coffee counter operated by Frank Whitney in the Continental Bank & Trust Co. Building. In a week, they sold $10,000 worth. With every $20 purchase, they threw in a cup of coffee. The stock quickly shot up as high as 8?, then slid down, but was still at 5½? last week...
Speaking before an Emerson Hall audience of over 100, Holton said that America must return to the Roosevelt era, when the prevailing belief was to trust and help one another. His remarks were part of a panel discussion on "Science-Toward World Peace" which included Bart J. Bok, Robert Wheeler Wilson, professor of Applied Astronomy, Kirtley F. Mather, professor of Geology, and Eugene G. Rochow, professor of Chemistry. Leonard K. Nash, associate professor of Chemistry, served as moderator...
Three large gifts to the scholarship fund help account for the increase in funds this year: The Princess Artchil Gourielli Scholarship of $800 given by Helene Rubenstein, the Agnes M. Lindsay Trust of $4000, and a $1000 gift from Lucy B. Lemann...