Word: sharing
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Much conference time was spent belaboring the point that low living standards in Asia encouraged Communism. No one denied that, but, as the Ceylon meeting ended, London's Economist raised an all-important caveat: "The most immediate requirement is obviously that of defense. Communists at least do not share the Western illusion that one can dispense with bayonets provided there is a promise of bread . . . The first assurance that the Commonwealth needs to give not only to its own Asian partners but to the newly formed independent Asian nations is of assistance against violent internal or external attack...
After the stories appeared, the store canceled 14 pages of ads in the Oregonian, cut down the paper's daily share of the M & F advertising budget to one page, while continuing to take as many as four or five in the Journal. To the Oregonian, that meant a loss of an estimated $8,000 a week, and it began to lay off printers...
...Calumet's campaign to make Citation the first "million-dollar horse" in history ($867,750 so far), his $2,600 share of the purse was hardly worth picking up. But Citation was back in form again: and that was racing news. Trainer Jones bustled down to the winner's circle to meet his horse as he jogged back, his bay hide splotched with mud and lather. Jimmy crouched, stared anxiously at the foreleg that had long kept Citation idle, and announced with relief: "He's sound . . . When he tells me-as he did a couple of days...
Circumstantial evidence does not favor the first assumption. For a coach whose team lost eight of nine games, Valpey has received an amazingly minor share of grandstand criticism...
While older society members sighed over the seven precious acres of land which were sold with the plant, younger Amanists smiled over their common stock. Worth only $50 a share back in 1932, last week it was valued...