Word: horned
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Citizen Journalists. Today an alltime high of 31 correspondents keep TIME editors posted on news events between the Rio Grande and Cape Horn. Five are staff correspondents based in our four Latin American news bureaus. They are assisted by five "legmen," each a citizen of the country where his bureau is located. The other 21 are string correspondents. These journalists, many of whom are pictured on the map below, cable some 19,000 words of news research to us each week. Eleanor Welch, Assistant Chief of Foreign Correspondents and a veteran reporter herself, keeps in constant touch with them...
...Trio in E flat, for the weird combination of piano, violin, and French horn, is one of the most delightful of Brahms' early creations. The three instruments sound surprisingly well together and the music itself, though-not possessing the vitality and depth of the more mature composer, has many interesting moments...
Jaroslav Hulka, '52 coped valiantly with the difficult horn part, but cracked several notes and missed a few altogether. Nevertheless, Mr. Hulka had a good, strong tone and when he hit a note he hit it solidly. Outstanding for her sensitive interpretation of the piano part was Mrs. Norma Sapp, whose talented piano-playing husband, Allen Sapp, was relegated to the roll of page-turner...
Hobby Lobby. The Greenewalts live in a 15-room rambling stone hilltop house 7½ miles outside Wilmington with their children, Nancy, 22, David, 20, Crawford Jr., 13. Greenewalt, who used to play clarinet, cello and the piano, now likes to tootle on the basset horn. His restless mind ranges rapidly from hobby to hobby. To make model steam and gasoline engines he transformed one big downstairs room into a machine shop. He also grows orchids. To show the entire process of blooming, he once rigged up an electrically-controlled movie camera to photograph plants at 15-minute intervals...
...folks stuck it out for a long time-although they could only raise enough food to support themselves one day in ten, and had to be succored by contributions Jerry collected from parishioners who had stayed behind. But Gabriel refused to blow his horn, and the old folks began to suspect that they were all going to collapse long before the Last Day. Then a competing minister slipped in, sowed "seeds of dissension" and unsportingly left to get a job picking cotton before Jerry could engage him in oratorical combat. Two by two, the inhabitants took their canned food...