Word: deeps
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Trouble Goes Deep. Some French critics argue that all that is needed is higher pay to attract better men as magistrates. France's 4,000 magistrates average barely $200 a month. (A few years ago, one was fished out of the Seine, and colleagues discovered his wife and four children living in an abandoned factory, sleeping on old rags.) Others think the trouble is deeper seated, and will not be settled until judges are confined to judging, and kept out of jury rooms. Wrote Prizewinning Novelist Francois Mauriac last week: "There is no criminal case today in which...
Aldington goes to infinite pains, complete with family genealogies, to prove that T. E. Lawrence and his four brothers were the illegitimate sons of a baronet named Chapman. He goes deep into the family's private history to debunk tales of his hero's childhood precocity. Stirred to action by a former biographer's statement that Lawrence claimed to have read "all the books" in the Oxford Union Library, Aldington lists the total (50,000) to prove the task impossible. Even Lawrence's claim to have ridden camelback at the pace of 100 miles...
...coat, slacks and moccasins"), that the mare herself wasn't too bad either ("a sorrel, pretty well muscled, true in her movement"). Mare No. 2 looked as if she were going to bite or kick; No. 3 was "thick through the stifle," and No. 4 was "a deep chestnut, stylish, powerfully muscled." As Eddie passed along, he wrote his decision...
Like most of the professors contacted yesterday, Malia echoed the belief that the change will lead to a "tougher line" in Soviet foreign policy. "This switch in foreign policy might well arise from deep alarm at the prospect of German rearmament and American determination to keep Formose," he said...
...afternoon, I listened to some of the music blaring out of the loudspeakers. A deep bass voice, accompanied by orchestra, was singing: "Labor makes you healthy, labor makes you strong. Labor makes the world go round." A battalion of uniformed 12-years olds, "Free German Youth", marched post on its way from school...