Word: carles
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Carl Milles sculpture located in the lobby of the TIME & LIFE Building . . . was not mentioned in the article on this fine sculptor [TIME, July...
...Carl H. Stenzler's business occupies an eighth floor loft behind the Troc, Philadelphia's only burlesque theater. In his own way, Stenzler is putting on a more eye-catching show than the Troc ever...
...Costs. The bargain is the result of long and careful planning by a family team. Besides 34-year-old Carl, who is the company's only salesman, the team includes his 44-year-old sister Mildred who runs the office, his 53-year-old brother-in-law Sidney Winegrad who supervises production, and his father, septuagenarian Samuel, who set up the business in 1932 and now handles labor relations...
...dodged style changes by concentrating on "what most women want most of the time." By ordering in volume, it gets a steady supply of good fabrics which boost sales and eliminate costly returns because of imperfections. To avoid waste motion, production has been so simplified that, says Carl, "our employees can work blindfolded." Lee Skirt treats its 50-odd employees well, and except for oral agreements on wage boosts has never had to alter its nine-year-old contract with the International Ladies' Garment Workers Union...
Bulky, hard-mouthed Bernie Shelton,-50, youngest and meanest of the ill-famed Shelton boys, fell. He was dead in half an hour. His 59-year-old brother Carl-a big, amiable murderer, who carried a red bandanna and dressed like a hayseed-had been ambushed and killed by a machine-gunner last fall. Of the three brothers who had held Southern Illinois in fief during the noisy years of Prohibition, only Earl, grey-haired and bitter-mouthed, was left...