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Just for the asking and a document called a subpoena.

The first house sold in 2006, for the asking price.

All yours for the asking price of $2,995,000 ... no lie.

He offered $560,000, but the apartment sold for the asking price, $580,000.

Chrissy Teigen's confidence is clearly overflowing, because she's giving dresses away just for the asking.

If he manages to sell it for the asking price, it will set another record.

Manipulative advertising, marketing, and self-help industries claim happiness should be ours for the asking.

The couple decided to move on, and the apartment later sold for the asking price.

In the end, the apartment sold for the asking price, which was less than they had offered.

Mr. Murphy bought the unit for the asking price, $630,000, plus $10,000 for a storage cage in the basement.

For the asking price, I expect a little more in terms of capabilities, but the Ray did work as advertised.

When New York called, in 2008, he sold his three-bedroom ranch, in one day, for the asking price of $150,000.

That, combined with the open platform, is a lot to offer for the asking backer price of just $699 to start.

We can insist on getting that from the State Department ... it's just for the asking, and a document called a subpoena.

The potential impact investments to finance water resource solutions, generate related environmental benefits, and create a financial return, are there for the asking.

As morning burned into afternoon, he held up a white sign to alert the participants that he had relief available for the asking.

I've just gotten ahold of its Bullets v2 earphones, and they're a very pleasant listen that's frankly amazing for the asking price of $19.99.

If the $41 million penthouse sells for the asking price, it would be one of the highest-priced homes to be sold in San Francisco.

The property transfer tax, paid to the province of British Columbia, would be approximately 59,000 Canadian dollars (or $45,000) if the home is bought for the asking price.

"Everything we do is open source — that's the agreement with the artist," he said, explaining that techniques and formulas, such as glaze recipes, are available for the asking.

If so, tiny Reduction, a one-time company town built to house workers at a long-vanished garbage-processing plant in western Pennsylvania, could be yours for the asking.

But poverty and hostility from whites doomed the settlement, and Harry sailed back to West Africa, where the new British colony of Sierra Leone offered land for the asking.

If the highest-priced unit is sold for the asking price or more, it would help create a new price category for luxury condos built away from the Brooklyn waterfront.

It wasn't so much that I was proud of her for the asking — more that she had done it in such a seamless way that gave away none of her foreignness.

The top floor is home to a $41 million penthouse, which would be one of the highest-priced homes to be sold in San Francisco if it sells for the asking price.

Ski/Flickr "An ingenious communications program composed by PC Associate Editor Andrew Fluegelman that is elegantly written, executes without quirk or mishap, and is free for the asking," columnist Larry Magid wrote.

Opposition radicals, who think military intervention is available for the asking, see those who want to engage in politics as naïve about the regime at best, as dangerously complicit with it at worst.

They're big banner ads that show up regardless of what you opened the app to do — and anyway, what advertisement could possibly make sense for the "asking a friend what they're up to" use case?

Ms. Cox's agent, Marva Clayton of Intero Real Estate Services, helped her find a "condo-size house" — 1,000 square feet with vaulted ceilings and two bedrooms, one-bathroom and a two-car garage — for the asking price of $320,000.

Instead, after the needless expenditure by both sides of financial and human resources of substantial magnitude, my business is a fraction the size and profitability it was, and the government got what it could have had, for the asking, eight or nine months earlier.

It may not be the most exciting computer on the market, but for the asking price, it provides good performance, a solid build quality, and almost all of the features you'll find on competing laptops like the Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 or HP Spectre x360 13.

And while it's disturbing anyone would seek to profit off of a group suicide — one driven in part by the internalized homophobia of one man — an unworn black pair apparently discovered in a storage unit in Arizona went up for auction on eBay for the asking price of $6,660.

If Hillary and the Democrats want to get on the right side of history, win the election, and in the process create a more equitable America and reform our economy so that it once again creates a rising middle class and moves people up the rungs and out of poverty, the future is theirs for the asking.

Yours for the Asking is a 1936 film starring George Raft as a casino owner and Dolores Costello as the socialite he hires as hostess. The movie also features Ida Lupino and was directed by Alexander Hall.Yours for the Asking Monthly Film Bulletin; London Vol. 3, Iss.

In 2018, Murphy purchased the former Pacific Palisades estate of "Green Acres" actor Eddie Albert for the asking price of $19.5 million.

Often one can find examples with alternate fretboard material, or Students can have binding. Remember, any option was available for the asking. Soloist models always are neck-thru the body construction.

The film was known as The Duchess. Paramount announced it in October 1935 with Raft attached from the beginning. He was to make it after It Had to Happen which he did at Fox. The title was changed to Yours for the Asking in April 1936.

In January 2016, the Playboy Mansion was listed for sale by Playboy Enterprises, Inc. for the asking price of $200 million, subject to the condition Hefner be allowed to continue to rent the mansion for life.Frank, Robert, "Playboy Mansion on sale for $200 million – Hef included" , cnbc.com, January 11, 2016.

Los comuneros was written in 1974 and used the reign of Carlos I to act as a historical allegory to criticize the Francoist government. Yours for the Asking () was a critique of a consumerist society that manipulated women. Her works would continue into the post-Franco period and well into the 1990s.

The Parliament of the United Kingdom enacted the Census (Amendment) Act 2000 in order to provide for the asking of a question on religion in the census of England and Wales. Amendments were made to the original Bill by the House of Lords so that no person was to be subject to a penalty for refusing or neglecting to provide details in response to such a question.

Frances Mercer (October 21, 1915 – November 12, 2000) was an American actress. She appeared in the films Vivacious Lady, Blind Alibi, Crime Ring, Smashing the Rackets, The Mad Miss Manton, Annabel Takes a Tour, Beauty for the Asking, Society Lawyer, The Story of Vernon and Irene Castle, Piccadilly Incident, There's Always Tomorrow and Young and Dangerous. She died on November 12, 2000, in Los Angeles, California at age 85.

In 1936, demand for electricity threatened to exceed the municipal utility's means to produce it. Enthusiasts called for a hydroelectric power plant to be built on the Cedar River, claiming that hydroelectric power is "almost free for the asking." However, due to drought and extremely low water levels in recent years, the utility opted to construct a 2,500 kilowatt steam turbine at the power plant instead. Construction of the turbine was completed in 1937.

Beauty for the Asking is a 1939 film drama produced by RKO Pictures, and starring Lucille Ball and Patric Knowles. It tells the story of Jean Russell (Ball), a beautician who is jilted by her her boyfriend (Knowles) so he can marry an older but wealthy woman. Russell invents a new facial cream, and with the financial backing of her former boyfriend's wife (Frieda Inescort), starts a business that makes her a millionaire.

The eyes of the pondering datu kept stalking it, interfering with the discussion. Satisfying his unequalled fisherman's instinct, he would leave the session unattended. The body language of the datu, which portrays an artful slide of the feet, the legs and the hips, while getting a perfect hold of the fishes through his laya would amaze the attendees from the shore. As a father to the community, he shared his catch with the people for the asking, even by strangers.

He toured a large portion of the country preaching the Khilafat viewpoint to the masses of people. During these tours, he never claimed or desired any special privileges and worked akin to an ordinary worker. Albeit, such was his reputation and popularity with the people that any facility would have been his merely for the asking. During the movement, he was working in close contact with Congress leaders, but never for once did he feel enamoured of the so-called nationalist creed.

He starred in a brutal and fast-paced adaptation of Dashiell Hammett's The Glass Key (1935; remade in 1942 with Alan Ladd). He tried a comedy Every Night at Eight (1935) and was borrowed by Columbia Pictures to appear in She Couldn't Take It (1935), a comedy in the vein of It Happened One Night (1934). Raft then was borrowed by 20th Century Fox for It Had to Happen (1936). Back at Paramount he was in Yours for the Asking (1936).

Colorized lobby card showing Roquemore (left) in Bank Alarm (1937) Henry Roquemore (March 13, 1886 - June 30, 1943) was an American character actor who primarily played bit parts. He appeared in 229 silent and sound films from 1927 until 1943. Many of his roles were uncredited parts in Western movies, but he also appeared in major films including Meet John Doe, The Little Foxes, The Magnificent Ambersons, and the Marx Brothers film Yours for the Asking. He was sometimes credited as Henry Rocquemore.

The Khan referred to President Thomas Jefferson as the Shah of America. Finally, Poinsett stated that the theft of his horses would reflect badly on the fair name of the Khanate. The Khan was impressed and told Poinsett that the head of the guilty chief was his for the asking, yet since the thief had made it possible for him to accept such a distinguished visitor, perhaps a pardon might be in order. Poinsett's company traveled to Baku on the Caspian Sea.

In January 2007 during the NASCAR NEXTEL Cup Media Tour, Bruton Smith announced that he and co-owner Bob Bahre had agreed to let a real estate company attempt to sell the track for the asking price of $12 million. On September 28, 2007, Worth Mitchell, a land developer, announced plans to purchase the speedway. However, Worth Mitchell estimated his odds at 50–50 of completing the deal, and since that time there has been no further information. Speedway Motorsports officials had no comment on the negotiations.

The history of 'The Mads' (as the choir is often known) has been chronicled recently in a book by Dale Webb, and an online archive has been created paying homage to the past 60 years. This brings together pictures, newspaper articles and sound files that have been found in both private collections and at the National Library of Wales. While the Mads have appeared in local newspapers, and continue to do so. They have also appeared on BBC programmes (Songs for the Asking) and on radio.

Former Prime Minister Trần Trọng Kim said there were places where people were forced to vote for the Việt Minh.Sexton, Michael "War for the Asking" 1981 According to the Việt Minh, the election was fair. Despite being campaigned by many parties to campaign for the people to boycott the election and block the election in some places, where there are self-nominated candidates, publicly run, free elections are taking place everywhere. After the election results are announced, the truth is not the same as the propaganda parties.

The court held, further, as to the reliance on unfair competition, that no trade secrets were alleged. It was impossible to perceive what wrong the appellant relied upon, unless it was lamenting the fact that the first and second respondents wished to compete with it at some time in the future, and that it could not prevent this because of the lack of restraint-of-trade and copyright protection.Para 7. Interim orders and rules nisi, the court held, were not to be had simply for the asking.

As described in a film magazine, novelest Harrison Wade (Meighan) goes with his fiancee and a wealthy rouge to a resort where wine and women are to be held for the asking. Disgusted with his fiance's flirtations, he meets Jo (Talmadge), an orphan kept captive, and gives her money to escape. She fails in her attempt and is later sent to a reformatory, from which she escapes and makes her way to the city. To save her from recapture, Wade marries her, promising to divorce her when her probation is over.

Ander Smittarasheed, a native of Earth, was hired by Shaeffer to ghostwrite his neutron star story and again four years later to write his galactic core story. Athletic and well-built, easily able to have any woman for the asking, Ander tends to dress in wild flatlander style even when offworld. He has a square face, thin blond hair and a solid-looking jaw that Shaeffer compared to a prey turtle's. Ander presents himself as cool yet affable, but manages to come off (at least to Shaeffer) as being smug.

Later in the 1960s, he was the host of Jazz for the Asking (VOA), and he worked with several Los Angeles stations late in the decade: KMET (1966), KFI (1967), and KGBS (1968). He changed the spelling of his name to "Jazzbeaux" when he went to WTAE in Pittsburgh in 1969. He moved to WIXZ in Pittsburgh (1973) before returning to the West Coast three years later. While in Pittsburgh, he briefly hosted a late night television show titled Jazzbeauxz Rehearsal, an eclectic sampling of anything that caught Collins's interest.

Three days later, their show Songs of America was broadcast on CBS just one time on November 30, 1969, after which it was banned. After numerous fan letters suggesting that they not intervene in politics but simply continue doing music, the duo did not release any similar TV specials. "Bye Bye Love" became a farewell song and a sign of a new career. The album's final song, "Song for the Asking," represents an "olive branch" extended by the duo to each other and holding open the possibility of reconciliation and further collaboration.

Traugutt called upon all Polish classes to rise against Russian oppression for the creation of a new Polish state. The response was moderate since the policy came too late. The Russian government had already begun working among peasants granting them generous parcels of land for the asking. Those peasants who had been bought off did not engage with Polish revolutionaries to any extent nor did they provide them with support. Fighting continued intermittently during the winter of 1863–4 on the southern edge of the Kingdom near the Galician border from where assistance was still forthcoming.

Buffington's specialty was the Western genre, with almost half of her films falling into that category. From the 1930s through the 1950s, she was one of the busiest writers in Hollywood. She wrote screenplays for most of the well-known Western actors of the period, including Tom Keene in Freighters of Destiny (1931), John Wayne in Haunted Gold (1932), Hoot Gibson in A Man's Land, Buck Jones in 1932's High Speed, Whip Wilson in Range Land (1949), and Tim Holt in Overland Telegraph (1951). She also occasionally wrote comedies for well-known actresses like Lucille Ball (Beauty for the Asking).

The prince went in, but thought it was a great pity not to take the cage, but when he touched it, bells rang, waking everyone, and he was captured. He told his story, and the First King said he could have had it for the asking, but he could be spared now only if he could present the king with the Horse with the Golden Mane. He met the wolf and admitted to his disobedience. It carried him to the kingdom and stables where he could get the horse and warned him against the golden bridle.

The earth produced no terror and no disease; on the other hand, things needful came of their own accord. Every torrent flowed with wine, barley-cakes strove with wheat-loaves for men's lips, beseeching that they be swallowed if men loved the whitest. Fishes would come to the house and bake themselves, then serve themselves on the tables. A river of broth, whirling hot slices of meat, would flow by the couches; conduits full of piquant sauces for the meat were close at hand for the asking, so that there was plenty for moistening a mouthful and swallowing it tender.

That first year, Granny Poke, in a bedraggled cookshack, fired up her wood stove to cook a batch of brown beans, poke greens, homemade fruit cobbler and cornbread. A short parade began the two-day event, with a small crowd attending. A few men of the town gathered at the mill to learn log splitting and shingle riving, and Sassafras tea, pawpaws and hickory nuts were available, just for the asking. Since those early years, the organizers of that first festival have seen many changes and improvements. Today, the crowd estimate during the Fair Grove Heritage Reunion is 40,000 to 50,000 on Saturday and around 30,000 on Sunday.

Dunn's Broadway debut was in 1927 in the show Chicago, as replacement for original cast member Arthur Vinton. His other Broadway credits included Once for the Asking (1963), Tenderloin (1960), Happy Town (1959), Make a Million (1958), The Pajama Game (1954), Room Service (1953), The Moon Is Blue (1951), An Enemy of the People (1950), and The Seventh Heart (1927). Dunn used his burly body and rich, theatrical voice to good effect in hundreds of minor feature-film roles and supporting appearances in two-reel comedies. He came to Hollywood during the early talkie era, beginning his film career with 1932's The Crowd Roars.

On BBC Radio 3, he succeeded Steve Race as the presenter of the Saturday afternoon programme Jazz Record Requests, and played requests from an international audience on Jazz for the Asking on the BBC World Service. In a 2005 Jazz UK article about the BBC's influence on jazz in the UK, authors Brian Blain and John Fordham stated: When Clayton became ill from cancer, Charles Fox took his place in 1990. Then Fox died on 9 May 1991, and Clayton resumed the show, recording segments at home from a wheelchair. His show Sounds of Jazz continued to be heard on BBC Radio 2 until his death.

Aycock presumably could have had a fourth term as lieutenant governor for the asking, but he entered the 1971 Democratic primary for governor. The field was so crowded that the lieutenant governor never made it into the top tier of candidates, headed by then U.S. Representative Edwin Washington Edwards of Crowley, State Senator J. Bennett Johnston, Jr., of Shreveport, then former U.S. Representative Gillis William Long of Alexandria, and former Governor Jimmie Davis, then of Baton Rouge. Aycock, the most conservative candidate in the field, finished in sixth place with 88,465 votes. Davis and Aycock, who had been the winning intraparty ticket in 1960, were opposing each other in 1971.

Charles kneels down in front of the tabernacle of the Brideshead chapel and says a prayer, "an ancient, newly learned form of words" – implying recent instruction in the catechism. Waugh speaks of his belief in grace in a letter to Lady Mary Lygon: > "I believe that everyone in his (or her) life has the moment when he is open > to Divine Grace. It's there, of course, for the asking all the time, but > human lives are so planned that usually there's a particular time – > sometimes, like Hubert, on his deathbed – when all resistance is down and > grace can come flooding in."Amory, Mark (ed), The Letters of Evelyn Waugh.

In 1988 Burnap also broadcast regularly as a jazz presenter with London's Jazz FM and BBC Radio 2, where he was also heard as a panellist on the quiz-show Jazz Score.Campbell Burnap Obituary Daily Telegraph He has also written on jazz topics - his short story called 'A Bit of a Scrape' was included in the Quartet Books' 1986 collection called 'B-Flat, Bebop, Scat'. He has penned reviews for jazz magazines as well as writing and presenting a number of radio features, including a highly acclaimed series on the life and music of Louis Armstrong. He also presented the request programme Jazz for the Asking on the BBC World Service.

During a broadcasting career spanning four decades Malcolm Laycock presented jazz-related programmes for both BBC Radio London (for which he worked for 20 years) and later the BBC World Service. At Radio London he produced a nightly magazine programme for black listeners, Black Londoners and helped to improve the station's coverage of minority and community affairs. As a presenter for the World Service he hosted a number of shows, including Jazz for the Asking, several series of Kings of Swing, The Big Band Singers, and the documentary Glenn Miller – The Legacy. He also helped to establish the former London-based radio station 102.2 Jazz FM, where he became the programme controller.

Schreiner was born in Cape Town in 1890, the son of William Philip Schreiner, the Prime Minister of the Cape Colony during the Boer War, and his wife, Frances, a sister of President F. W. Reitz. The author Olive Schreiner was his aunt. Schreiner attended the Rondebosch Boys' High School, the South African College School (SACS), before going to the South African College (now the University of Cape Town), where he was the admired president of the Debating Union. An excellent student, he "could have had the Rhodes Scholarship for the asking", but understood, in the light of Rhodes's involvement in the Jameson Raid and subsequent fallout with William Schreiner, that "no Schreiner took such a gift from such a man".

Knowles signed a contract at RKO, for whom he made Beauty for the Asking (1939) with Lucille Ball; Five Came Back (1939) also with Ball, directed by John Farrow; and The Spellbinder (1939). He went to MGM for Another Thin Man (1939) and Fox for The Honeymoon's Over (1939) then went back to RKO for two more with John Farrow, Married and in Love (1940) and A Bill of Divorcement (1940), then Anne of Windy Poplars (1941), playing Gilbert Blythe. In 1940 a limerick circulated about Knowles: How pleasant to know Patric Knowles/ Who is the kindest of souls/ But being handsome and a British swell/ Nobody expects him to act very well/ Which is why he never gets good roles.

Over the next few months, the only offers to buy WTVJ came from companies that owned large groups of independent stations, such as Tribune Broadcasting, Pappas Telecasting Companies and Chris-Craft Industries/United Television. These and other companies wanted to convert WTVJ into an independent station or a Fox affiliate, for a price far lower than KKR's asking price. The only way that KKR could make such a large profit was to sell WTVJ to another network, as some potential buyers had no interest in keeping CBS while the only ones that could purchase the station for the asking price were ABC and NBC. CBS did not believe that KKR would sell WTVJ to another network, so it returned with a very low offer.

Levy has authored four books: Nearing the Crossroads: Contending Approaches to American Foreign Policy (1975, Free Press of MacMillan), Give and Take: A Candid Account of Corporate Philanthropy (1999, Harvard Business School Press), Yours for the Asking: An Indispensable Guide To Fundraising and Management (2008, John Wiley and Sons), and They Told Me Not To Take That Job: Tumult, Betrayal, Heroics, and the Transformation of Lincoln Center (2014, Public Affairs). His fourth book, They Told Me Not To Take That Job: Tumult, Betrayal, Heroics and the Transformation of Lincoln Center, was a New York Times best seller. He has written extensively and spoken widely about philanthropy, the performing arts, humanitarian causes and issues, and the leadership and management of nonprofit institutions.

The alt=A map. See description Believing full dominion status to be effectively symbolic and "there for the asking", Prime Minister Godfrey Huggins (in office from 1933 to 1953) twice ignored British overtures hinting at dominionship, and instead pursued an initially semi-independent Federation with Northern Rhodesia and Nyasaland, two colonies directly administered from London. He hoped that this might set in motion the creation of one united dominion in south-central Africa, emulating the Federation of Australia half a century before. The Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland, defined in its constitution as indissoluble, began in 1953, mandated by the results of a mostly white referendum, with Southern Rhodesia, the most developed of the three territories, at its head, Huggins as Federal Prime Minister and Salisbury as Federal capital.

In 2003, it was ranked at on Rolling Stones 500 Greatest Albums of All Time, maintaining the rating in a 2012 revised list. In December 1993, The Times ranked the album at number 20 on its "The Vultures 100 Best Albums of all Time". The album was also included in the book 1001 Albums You Must Hear Before You Die. Chris Charlesworth, author of The Complete Guide to the Music of Paul Simon and Simon & Garfunkel, gave a mixed reception, noting that seven songs ("Bridge over Troubled Water", "El Condor Pasa", "So Long, Frank Lloyd Wright", "The Boxer", "The Only Living Boy in New York", "Bye Bye Love" and "Song for the Asking") were outstanding or good, while the rest, mainly uptempo ones, were for him "throwaway" recordings.

Starting in 1932, Imperial Conferences included the Southern Rhodesian Prime Minister alongside those from the dominions, a unique situation which continued after Imperial Conferences were superseded by Commonwealth Prime Ministers' Conferences in 1944. As most of the Southern Rhodesian politicians saw it, they were as good as independent; if full autonomy were granted in the form of dominionship, the only practical difference would be a rise in expenses for foreign representation, as Salisbury would have to maintain its own embassies abroad. Believing full dominion status to be effectively symbolic and "there for the asking", Prime Minister Godfrey Huggins (in office from 1933 to 1953) regarded independence as a non-issue. He twice refused British overtures hinting at dominion status, and instead pursued an initially semi-independent Federation with the directly administered British colonies of Northern Rhodesia and Nyasaland.

Haverhill Gazette, January 28, 1954 The Silver brothers were owners of a successful Manchester bottling company and former owners of WFEA in Manchester, New Hampshire, and WKXL in Concord, New Hampshire. Free for the asking, WHAV AM’s new owners would revive 20,000-watt WHAV-FM on 92.5 MHz in 1959. Stereo did not come until the 1970s for WHAV-FM when it aired an automated "beautiful music" format. A power increase to an effective radiated power output of 50,000 watts was partly financed by a Rhode Island station on an adjacent frequency as a condition of its own power increase, as former Chief Engineer Ted Nahil once remarked. Tom Bergeron, who would go on to host Hollywood Squares, America’s Funniest Home Videos and more recently, Dancing With The Stars, got his start on WHAV in the mid-1970s.

A 1793 for sale advertisement referred to one of the two roads as "the Turnpike Road, down which all the wheat, from an extensive and fertile Country, intended for the Alexandria Market, is conveyed".Alice Morse Earle, Stage-coach and Tavern Days, 1900, p. 232J. R. Dolan, The Yankee Peddlers of Early America, 1964, p. 41Frederic James Wood, The Turnpikes of New England and Evolution of the Same Through England, Virginia, and Maryland, 1919, pp. 7-8 However, the lack of maintenance caused by low tolls led to the wearing out of the southern route. The Little River Turnpike, a private corporation chartered in 1802, realigned and improved the portion between Alexandria and Aldie. A similar charter for the northern route east of Leesburg was assigned to the Leesburg Turnpike in 1809, and in 1810 the Snicker's Gap Turnpike Company obtained a charter for the road from Aldie northwest over Snickers Gap and beyond to the Shenandoah River at Snicker's Ferry.Steve Twomey, A Bridge to the Past, for the Asking, The Washington Post, September 24, 1992, p.

On her DVD Cher: Live at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, there is a video of her rehearsing at the Izod Center. Simon & Garfunkel performed two consecutive shows during their Old Friends Reunion Tour, on December 7–8, 2003, with The Everly Brothers as their opening act. They performed "Leaves That Are Green" in place of "Song for the Asking", which had been on their setlist for other concerts on this tour, following an announcement that they had not played it live since 1967. The arena played host to the final show of the politically motivated Vote for Change Tour on October 13, 2004, featuring performances by Patti Scialfa, Jackson Browne and Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band, with special guest John Fogerty and unannounced guest Eddie Vedder. Slipknot performed at the arena on March 6, 2005. The preshow of the concert was featured in a segment on the March 9, 2005, episode of Late Night With Conan O'Brien, where the Slipnutz, a comedy musical trio who were featured on Conan, opened for the band.

Arogyaswami Mudaliar while continuing to be a Member of the Legislative Council moved a cut motion on Excise demand in 1927 said that in addition to the Simon Commission question, the government's refusal to accept his proposal for total prohibition had also caused his resignation.Madras Legislative Council Proceedings (March 1927) "Volume 48" Pg 75 Between 1919-20 and 1923-24 Madras (Presidency) was able to close only 65 liquor shops whereas, in the same period Bombay Presidency had closed down 4,409 shops, Bengal 5000 shops and United Provinces 2,400 shops Madras Legislative Council Proceedings (March 1927) "Volume 35" Pg 216 Speaking on his vision of Swaraj (freedom) in the Madras Legislative Assembly "I would ask those who wish to attain Swaraj first of all to work to unify the people. Abolish caste distinctions, educate the poor...so that they will understand what politics is...(then) Swaraj will be yours for the asking".Madras Legislative Council Proceedings ( 1 pm 24 August 1927)Pg 185 Side by side he was active in promoting medical development as a recent (2013) article in the Hindu newspaper, Chennai mentions that the Tambaram Sanatorium, Madras was inaugurated on 31 March 1929 was attended by Dewan Bahadur RN Arogyaswami Mudaliar, Minister for Development in the Dr. P. Subbaroyan government and Rt. Hon.