Word: forwarder
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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CONTENTED cows used to get that way on their own; now they are put on tranquilizers. As for old dogs, they are taught new tricks, according to the latest scientific principles of geriatrics and psychology. In the last two decades, veterinary medicine in the U.S. has made giant forward strides paralleling human practice ever more closely in medication and surgery. For an account of how vets and pets are getting along, see MEDICINE, Veterinary Revolution...
...property. His English bike was the best in his fashionable neighborhood, his pocket money ample, and his clothes impeccable. At Izmir's American International College, a Congregational mission school that he entered at 13, Adnan showed himself an exceptionally good student and a born athlete. He was center forward on the school soccer team, an outstanding swimmer, and a first-class billiards player whose popularity was enhanced by the fact that, win or lose, he always paid for the table...
...Kutis the championship soccer team alone is worth the price, even though none of his Undertakers undertake. Best of the lot is Center Forward Bob Rooney, 27, a beat-pounding St. Louis cop. who was a crack high school football player and for five seasons a baseball farm hand for the Cardinals. Soccer, says Rooney, gives him the biggest boot: "It's the speed and the pretty pass work and the extra little amount of roughness. I'm talking about really topnotch teams, though. Most people in this country see sandlot games that just look like...
...cover a story, he quit because reporting "didn't really have the glamour it seemed to have," turned to his father's undertaking business instead. Conveniently, what's good for Kutis' morale is good for his pocketbook; his soccer team puts his best foot forward. "You can't advertise much in this business, you know," he says. "But I'm sure the community knows Kutis...
Another left to the body by Akins buckled DeMarco forward to his knees and he was wobbling as the bell rang...