Word: agelessly
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Ageless Controversy...
Arms for the Love of America, in bouncing 6/8 march time, sounds a bit like Oh! How I Hate to Get Up in the Morning, which ageless, wizened Composer Berlin wrote during World War I. Any Bonds Today? is a conventional dance tune whose sentiment is Buy a share of freedom. Neither song is likely to set isolationist feet a-tapping. For some reason, Mr. Berlin's popular and patriotic God Bless America has been ticketed as an interventionist song, and shouted down at America First rallies...
...have to do is look for it. Up past the bustle of the Post Office and retail shops stands the remains of Tory Row, a group of old houses which haven't changed much since they were confiscated by patriot fathers in the days of the Revolution. Several ageless landmarks lie between Story and Hilliard Streets. just a block from Brattle Square; and of these, Perhaps the most interesting is the building currently occupied by the Cock Horse Restaurant...
Concludes FORTUNE: "The one hard and indisputable fact about censorship is that there is nothing, absolutely nothing, to be said in its favor. It is a deliberate retrogression, an admission of defeat, temporary at least, in the ageless fight for freedom and truth. ... But whereas the case against censorship is overwhelming, there is a case for propaganda-good propaganda, of which the best is the truth . . . Democracy's most potent weapon against all-out totalitarian warfare is, in the most practical sense, all-out truth." Meanwhile last week censorship developments included...
...published a novel that was written with great earnestness, a restrained love of the Swedish countryside, an earthy knowledge of peasant types. In sheer acreage (687 pages) The Earth Is Ours outbulked Knut Hamsun's Growth of the Soil (406 pages). But Growth of the Soil told an ageless legend of a land-loving peasant's conquest of and by the soil. The Earth Is Ours tells the story of a book-loving peasant's efforts to reshape his native countryside along the lines of the more abundant life...