Word: expression
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Lest Dentist Holroyd's letter printed in your Feb. 24 issue induce the leopard to change his spots, I hasten to express the reactions of a reader who does not see tooth to tooth with the D.D.S...
HAROLD L. GIBEAUT Gibeaut Insurance Agencies Mechanicsville, Iowa Sirs: . . . Personally, I think the sentences express just what is intended very well, and as for the cut lines on the photos, they do just what cut lines are intended to do-make you want to read the story...
Ordinarily I hate TIME . . . but I am compelled to write you and express my admiration for one thing you have done. There is some good guy connected with your organization who has been writing things about James Joyce, like the article in your Feb. 10 issue. In a world where Joyce had nothing but kicks in the head, I am glad that there is someone on TIME who has the sense and charity to recognize the best writer of the century and one of the unhappiest...
...inch sides for Blue Note Records, playing in a quartet which includes Meade Lux Lewis on celeste, Charlie Christians on electric guitar, and Israel Crosby on string bass. The combination, as you can see, is quite exceptional, and the music is awfully interesting. The four tunes, "Profoundly Blue," "Celestial Express," "Jamming in Four," and "Edmond Hall Blues" are all blues, two slew and two fast, and Hall is the star on everyone, although Lux Lewis' delicate celeste work is an unusual departure from the heavy beat of ordinary boogie-woogie Collectively, the boys weave some rather distinctive melodic patterns around...
Food relief advocates will have a chance to express themselves tonight when track coach Jaakko Mikkola will preside over an open forum in the Littauer Auditorium. Speakers will be Henry N. McCracken, president of Vassar, and Sonia Tomara, columnist for the New York Herald Tribune