Word: expression
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Among them are the Duke of Kent and Prince Bernhard of The Netherlands -Lord Beaverbrook, Publisher of the Daily Express, and Sir Walter Citrine, head of the British Trades Union Council-H. G. Wells, Noel Coward, Brendan Bracken, Lady Astor and many other people high in the official, industrial and intellectual life of the Empire...
This service to the United Kingdom is only three months old now-but, as most of you know, TIME has been flying an Air Express Edition of about 30,000 copies a week to Latin America ever since last year. Here too the roll of TIME'S subscribers is a most distinguished one-including the presidents of six of our sister republics and a long list of important English-reading people from the Rio Grande to the Strait of Magellan. For example, the Consul General of Peru looked through the names of our subscribers in his country...
...figures on how a domestic airline can make out with half its planes in the Army were revealed last week by United Air Lines. With only 33 planes v. 65 a year ago, July passenger-miles dipped a mere 17% from July 1941. Meanwhile United hauled 191% more air express, 90% more air mail...
Everyone interested in writing articles dealing with all branches of the social sciences is invited to come out. The Guardian also gives would be radio news analysis the chance to express their ideas on the air. Freshmen and Sophomores are especially welcome...
Speaking as "individual Christians," the 87 signatories declared: "We believe we express the mind and conscience of an overwhelming majority, not only of American Christians but also of that larger community of Christians which transcends national lines and, even in nations at war, remains unbroken. We do not fail to remember that we are united with our foes by a common humanity and by our common need of divine grace. We renounce hatred and vengeance. . . . That our nation is by no means guiltless of the sins of omission and commission which have made this war, we penitently acknowledge...