Word: clark
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Forrester A. Clark, Jr. '58, President of Hasty Pudding, said that the organization's main hall has a capacity of about 40 beds. The hall can be shut off from the rest of the building, and was chosen because of its kitchen and sanitary facilities, and its closeness to the Hygene Building. The operation of the infirmary center is not expected to interfere with the Pudding's regular activities...
Uncomplicated Case. U.S. observers, including the American Legion's Alvin Owsley and former U.S. Court of Appeals Judge William Clark, came away somewhat mollified after the first day, though Judge Clark had denounced the Japanese judge for "insolence" in not finding space for him in the crowded courtroom. "I was terribly impressed with that Japanese court," said Owsley. "I stood in awe . . . I was amazed at the fairness of Judge Kawachi...
...that the device would cut pilot fatality rates. Last year more than half the Navy's 277 pilot fatalities stemmed from take-offs or landings. "At the end of the runway, if something goes wrong, the pilot up to now has been helpless," said Rear Admiral Thurston B. Clark, commander of the test center. "We tell them to 'shut your eyes and go straight ahead.' This seat is the greatest invention since the parachute.'' The Navy is installing the seat (cost: about $2,500 each) in 50 Grumman F9F-8T fighter-trainers...
...whose delirious typography and dissonant trio of editorial voices more often suggest the dawn of anarchy. Fondly known to its 2,505 subscribers as "El Creeps," the paper was started in 1835 by a Mexican priest. Today it still has an unusual publisher-editor: wealthy Bostonian Edward Clark Cabot...
...already used it as the scene of a novel (The Monastery). His descriptions of tactics and close-in fighting are masterly, his assessment of the principals sometimes harsh. He censures Winston Churchill for repeated interference with the generals in the field, and he charges U.S. General Mark Clark with publicity-seeking, buck-passing, and an inferiority complex. His favorites are Britain's General Sir Harold Alexander ("the embodiment of all that is most admired in the English character") and the U.S. commander at Anzio, General Lucian Truscott ("the best American general in Italy...