Word: holderness
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Styled in silver, this sterling cigarette holder is a replica of an early 18th Century Colonial Ale tankard. It stands 2 3/4 inches high and was fashioned in detail by one of Boston's oldest silversmits, GEBELEIN, at 79 Chestnut...
Brothers in bronze, this matching set of coasters, cigarette holder, and silent butler, gleams with a rich, dull, lustre that would add dignity to any room it graced. Its stately appearance lends itself well to a den, living or dining room, and gives a note of correct decor to types of settings...
...Tower of London trying to get freedom of debate in the legislature--the freedom United tates Senators now enjoy. This is something precious and indispensable, and these men should be responsible to the Senate and the House. All possession of great power involves responsibility on the part of the holder...
...deceptive T-formation such as the Lions use requires a smooth ball handler who can pass accurately. Price--holder of the highest passing percentage (.538) in Columbia history--fills the bill nicely...
Died. Maurice Petsche, 55, able career man in French governments since 1920, Finance Minister in four of France's revolving-door cabinets between 1949 and 1951; of uremia; in Paris. A wealthy conservative, whose long cigarette holder became a trademark, Petsche was an active anti-Nazi during the German occupation of France in World War II. In postwar years, he fought vigorously for economy, successfully used Marshall Plan aid to strengthen France's sickly economy...