Word: g
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...past two years to 30 privately endowed institutions under a special alumni plan: each young man, after four months in the company's college-graduate training program, automatically qualifies his alma mater (if privately endowed) for an unrestricted $3,000 gift from Bethlehem. Said Bethlehem Board Chairman Eugene G. Grace: "[Thus] Bethlehem gives recognition to the fact that four years of education cost a college more than it receives from the students in tuition . . . and that his education makes the college graduate a valuable asset in the conduct of Bethlehem's business...
...surprises: when sung, some of the waltzes and polkas take on a warbling charm they do not have as orchestra pieces alone. The libretto is preposterous, but offers linguists an unusually rich sampling of Viennese slang, a quaint, native dialect distantly related to German. (Samples: charmuziern, v., to flirt; G'spusi, n., girl friend; Remasuri, n., big shindig; tulli, adj., first-rate.) Soprano Schwarzkopf, veteran of Mozart and Brahms, has a fine romp. General performance and recording: tulli...
Producers' Showcase (Mon. 8 p.m., NBC). Yellow Jack, with Broderick Crawford, Dennis O'Keefe, Raymond Massey, Wally Cox, Eva Marie Saint, E. G. Marshall...
...G equals the force of gravitation at the surface of the earth...
...believe all this, you will undoubtedly tingle with suspense every minute that The Stranger is on the screen. If not, you'll probably still enjoy laughing at the incredibly cold-blooded antics of Orson Welles and Edward G. Robinson, not to mention all the weird townspeople who are around to watch...