Word: freese
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Kootz, 44 and a Virginia-born lawyer, is a testy critic who knows what he does not like as well as what he does. Sometimes he slips into the morass of pompous nonsense that is a feature of the modern critical landscape (Picasso "frees us from materiality-our bondage to...
Most productive is the labor-management suggestion committee which scans thousands of ideas from Packard workers. Already 313 suggestions have been put to use in the company's plants, another 600 are being considered by company engineers. Among the ideas in use is one which combined boring and reaming...
With a budget of over $7,000 each year, the Council spends by far the largest portion for charities and for term-bill scholarships for needy students. With the exception of special war drives, your Student Council pledge frees you from all obligations to give money to charity. And much...
Wending his way up to 14 Plympton Street, Vag sobbed. How awfully sad it was! No more to see the genial conservative M.E., the boy who made Winnetka ill. The sporty lad from Milwaukee, the peerless peer from Cleveland, the genial South'n gennleman from Kentuck'. . . . The turnover of the...
> Less agile than Acrobat Frees was A. L. Bedel, built like the beer barrels he formerly inspected for the U. S. Government. To attract crowds he hired "The Great Chandu," a magician. A Chandu come-on: to tear up a picture of a bass, unfold the torn bits to exhibit...