Word: baldinger
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Last week, Paul Scott Mowrer (rhymes with how were), now a balding, portly, pontifical gentleman whom postcard vendors would not dream of approaching, was again in Paris, this time as editor of the Paris Post, the New York Post's Paris sister. He had found it quite necessary to...
Innkeeper's Delight. Composer Vejvoda, 43 and balding, now runs a pleasant plaster inn on the banks of the Vltava. In his prosperity, he owns two 20-piece bands.
This ad was paid for by the nation's most energetic lay evangelist, Robert Gilmour LeTourneau (TIME, March 25, 1940). Bustling, balding Bob LeTourneau is president of the Gideons-and also of a $26,000,000 corporation making giant earthmovers, mostly road-builders. He regards God as his "business...
But there was no smile on the face of new Boeing President William M. Allen, a thin, balding legal counsel of Boeing for 20 years. He had just stepped into his new job.
King without a Country. Belgium's tall, balding, repudiated King Leopold III was winding up an enforced St. Wolfgang vacation which had really been no vacation at all-just a parade of visiting politicians and prelates exhorting him to return to, or keep out of Belgium. But the Belgian...