Word: expect
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...marketing frozen cookie dough (TIME, Sept. 28). The idea caught on and soon outgrew Mrs. Ferguson's home kitchen. The venture was incorporated, and quickly became a center of community investment as Greeley townsfolk rushed to buy stock and admire the new cookie plant, where the Fergusons expect to gross $60,000 this year. Last week TIME'S Denver Correspondent Ed Ogle filed another report on the Ferguson enterprise: the story of what happened in Greeley after the TIME article appeared...
...World Inside. "Everything here [in the U.S.] is supposed to be exciting, tremendous. So it is up to us artists to give a quiet feeling. When I come on stage, I wait until I sense the people. Sometimes they are afraid, tense; they don't know what to expect from me. When I start to sing, I try to show them by my face what the music is about. Then I can see them relax...
What guidance can be drawn from all this? Certainly neither of the Republican conclusions have much to do with the facts. The Democratic party faced the issues as well as one could expect, and, in any case, its subsequent record of opposition to domestic and foreign Communism is enough to erase any error it made with regard to Harry Dexter White. Nor is there anything in the outcome to help formulate future policy. The atmosphere today is completely different from what it was in 1946, and the Democrats had already taken vigorous steps to rid the government of security risks...
From sailboats the Advocate shifts to speedways with Erik Amfitheatrof's "The Day of Giants." Expect for a few reflective paragraphs which seem superfluous and some strained metaphors like "The flat, heavy sunlight squirmed inside his head," the writing is fast-moving and clear. The author is stronger near the end where he flavors the story with much of the vigour of a motor marathon...
Left Hook. In the event of war, India's generals do not expect the Chinese to strike their main blow across the Himalayas-although they are taking no chances. They expect instead a Chinese left hook through Burma and Assam towards Calcutta. Short of war, the generals agree that infiltration is the danger...