Word: fulness
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Unmarked by pomp and speechmaking on the part of the railroads, and almost unnoticed by the traveling public, was the 50th anniversary last week of that major convenience. Standard Time. Only a hand-ful of rheumy oldtime railroaders could recall the nightmare of conflicting clocks & watches that was banished forever one November...
...Detroit, winner of this year's intercollegiate 1,500-metre event, and Lovelock, a slim New Zealander from Dunedin where he ran three years for Otago University, had been sizing each other up. As a medical student, Jack Lovelock did not fail to notice with respect the power ful back muscles which the Princetonian had developed with a medicine ball to such an extent that his arms swing wider than is orthodox when running. Bonthron knew that Lovelock had run a mile against Yale-Harvard week before in 4:12.6, his best time, and was benefiting by the exhilaration...
Miss Moran's career includes many stage and screen parts in the United States and abroad. She spent five years in Hollywood where she was a success- ful ingenue star, playing the part of the daughter in "Stella Dallas," and more recently was leading lady in "Transatlantic" and "Men in Her Life...
...remained. He gave up Cubism for Dadaism, Dadaism for Surrealism, finally gave up painting almost entirely for photography. His Surrealist shots of bits of landscape, nudes, egg beaters and pieces of wire have caught the fancy of French advertisers. Besides portraits of his friends, he has become financially success ful as a commercial photographer. Last week he wrote from Paris...
...Legation. The Belgian Labor Party filed an official plaint. The Archbishops of Canter bury and York denounced the bombing of Chapei. Members of the Japanese Cabinet, alarmed, began to give interviews to foreign correspondents, in which they in sisted that their "misunderstood," that country's Japan was purpose only ful was filling its international "duty" at Shanghai...