Word: classes
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Dates: during 1940-1940
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...seems to me that the man who is traveling on the Willkie train is affected with a sour stomach and should have a change of assignment. I might expect to find such an article as appears in your issue of Sept. 23 headed "Republicans" in some pretty ordinary-class magazine, but it is a surprise to me to find such an article in TIME...
...that: 1) he will form a new company to take over all PM's assets and obligations; 2) he will put up $300,000 to pay back the original stockholders 20? on the dollar; 3) in addition he will provide, for distribution to the old stockholders, a special Class B common stock entitled to a 15% equity in the new company; 4) he will lend the new company at least $500,000 additional capital (including his recent advances) and buy its voting stock at 10? a share...
...these sunning English." "The cuckoo, the nightingale and the swallow had returned to all the London parks." Some of the sandbags had begun to sprout green things because instead of being filled with sand, they had been filled with plain black dirt. Norway had been lost. In upper-class English drawing rooms they were saying: "England always loses every battle but the last one." Asked about Norway, the chambermaid said: " 'Orrible! 'Orrible! But I 'ear we gave 'em what for: killed millions more of them than they did of ours and that's certain...
Only Sophomores will be eligible for the editorial, photographic, and business boards but any student of any class can jive on down to his heart's content in the competition for swing columnist 7:30 o'clock in the Crimson Building at 14 Plympton street is the time...
...Ingersoll Lectures were established in 1894 in memory of George G. Ingersoll of the class...