Word: unjustness
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Under present rules, not more than two percent of the armed forces can be women, which means that there are at least 49 men to every woman in the nation's military establishment. This is not only unjust, but impractical...
...expose of unjust treatment of Negro troops in courtsmartial in Korea was the subject of Thurgood Marshall's speech last night in Langdell Courtroom at the Law Forum's first spring Legal Forum. Marshall is chief counsel for the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People...
...Window-Dressing." They set forth their dissatisfaction with almost every angle of the mobilization program, including the wage formula, which they called "unfair, unworkable and unjust," and the price policy, which they called "legalized robbery." (Even as they were voicing their outrage, Price Stabilizer Michael Di Salle was gingerly taking some 200,000 items out of the freeze and substituting a new system of controls-see BUSINESS...
...Teach My Father." Revolutions usually take place while things are getting better, but not getting better fast enough. Iranians have seen something of Western ways and techniques. They are learning rapidly that their misery is unnecessary, their lot unjust. This means that Iran is not only poverty-stricken and disease-ridden; it is also in a ferment of insecurity that runs from the peasant in his windowless hovel to the young Shah in his palace. Everybody knows that the future will be very different, but nobody has any confidence that the immediate future will be better for him. Unless economic...
...rate of 7.32% in 1950 on invested capital-and the trend was still up. FCC ordered an investigation of Bell's rates on long-distance and overseas calls, to begin in April. If Bell can't prove before then that its long-distance rates are not "unjust and unreasonable," FCC will cut rates pending the outcome of the investigation...