Word: examinee
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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World War II is introducing X-rays into U.S. industry with the same momentous impact with which World War I introduced them into every hospital and doctor's office. Today X-rays are looking for flaws in parts of airplanes, tanks, warships and cannon as systematically as they are...
Last week Mr. Ford listened to his colleague, red-faced Representative Thomas Rolph of San Francisco, lengthily examine Marriner S. Eccles, Chairman of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, on taxes. Mr. Ford knew that Mr. Rolph, not being a member of the House Ways & Means Committee...
Princeton. Eighty-two per cent of the freshman class were willing to fight overseas (compared to 33% a year ago) ; 89% said it was more important to beat Hitler than stay out of war; 36% wanted to fight right away. Said the Princetonian (100% isolationist a year ago): "We . . . believe...
The chief of the organization, whose name reads Doctor Thorndike on his M.D. diploma but who has never been called anything but Gus around the training room, has been treating injured Crimson athletes since 1931. When a gridiron warrior doesn't get on his feet after a play during one...
An attempt to appraise his erudition would be presumptuous. As he himself said, "Who could- examine me?" or, when asked if he was a Ph.D., "No," says he imperially, "I make them." Here was one of those happy mortals who would rather do what they are doing than anything else...