Word: fishermen
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Class lines are changing, the Socialist document said. In the 19th Century Socialism was a "wage earners' " movement. Today it appeals more to professional and clerical workers, farmers, fishermen, craftsmen, retailers, artists and scientists. Socialism is not even "inevitable," as Marx maintained; it is "only one of the choices open...
Many people, bored or perplexed by the proceedings, interrupted afternoon strolls to vote, tugging their poodles into polling booths with them. Campers carrying knapsacks and Sunday fishermen with rods hustled in & out of the booths, eager not to waste a delightful day. Lines of black-robed nuns came up to vote beside Communist workmen in their Sunday best...
ALONG the marshy banks of Lake Scutari on the Yugoslav-Albanian border, red-kerchiefed shepherdesses tend their flocks, and on the lake, fishermen in shallow wooden canoes spear fish with steel-tipped lances. Across the lake it is possible to see the outlines of the Albanian city of Scutari (pop. 29,000). That is just about the only view an outsider can get of Albania today, but from the stories that drift across the frontier, it is possible to piece together a more accurate picture. Albania is the only satellite state which is not joined geographically to the Soviet family...
...books deal with fishermen of Gloucester and the Boston waterfront. Their publishing dates range from 1927 to 1944. Connolly, who won in 1896 the first Olympic event of modern times, has written 19 other books besides those given to the College...
...FISH-FINDER. Bendix Aviation Corp. last week announced a 15-lb. electronic fish-finder. Similar to larger models used by commercial fishermen, Bendix's cigar-box-size sonar helps pleasure boats find fish by bouncing high-frequency sound signals off the ocean floor, recording objects denser than water. Price...