Word: daughter-in-law
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...manner of vehicles-in airplanes, in armored cars, even in circus wagons. Last week came word of an entire family from Red Czechoslovakia arriving in the U.S. zone of Austria buried deep within a load of lumber. The buried treasure included a baker from Susice, his son, his daughter-in-law and his two small grandchildren, aged two and four...
...President worked in his clubhouse office. He telephoned Secretary of State Dulles to get the latest on preparations for the Bermuda Big Three meeting and on the Russian offer to hold a Big Four foreign ministers' meeting. Then on the golf course with son John and daughter-in-law Barbara, Ike took a father's satisfaction in successfully defending his family golf championship. Week's end found Mamie, John, Barbara and the children watching the Army-Navy football game on TV. Ike was on the golf course when word came that West Point had won a famous...
...learned his full name, saw his birth certificate and his mother's picture. "All doubts were flung aside," he said. "It was John, all right." Last week, no longer lonely, Fred Jaques was happily reunited at a family party not only with his lost son and a daughter-in-law, but with five grandchildren and a great-grandson, aged one. They had lived less than two miles apart for more than 25 years. "It's odd," Fred told John, "to think that you must have given me a bus ticket hundreds of times, and neither of us ever...
Tears & Growls. In early August, Toscanini moved with his son and daughter-in-law, the Walter Toscaninis. and his 24-year-old grandson, Walfredo, to his rented villa on the island of San Giovanni in Lake Maggiore. There, social life was quieter, although natives and sightseers on passing launches soon found that the great conductor was there. If they saw him on the lawns, they sent shouts of "Bravo, Toscanini!" and "Bravo, Arturo!" rolling across the water. The Maestro, snorting with offended modesty, would turn his back and disappear...
...Watts. Lillian Gish garnered excited reviews. Hers is indeed a good performance-though of a character that remains uninteresting. As the daughter-in-law, Jo Van Fleet is often vividly and hatefully alive. Both actresses deserve a better play...