Word: incidentally
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Rome Incident (Cont'd)
TIME merits a Civil Liberties "S" for Service. "The Rome Incident" (re: Roland Hayes, TIME, July 27) was well reported, even though the unpleasant moral was left to inference. . . .
> Rome, Ga. is a long way from deserving the name Heydrich. But the incident is a good warning to all U.S. citizens, white and colored, to be mutually forbearing for their mutual good.-ED.
Opportunity knocks, and the sound is pleasant to Itagaki's ear. But he cannot listen to the call from Siberia without cocking an ear toward North China as well. He must have heard lately that Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek has sent the trusted Vice Chief of his General Staff...
A previous dog of Ambassador Grew's, a black spaniel named Sambo, once drew from His Imperial Majesty Hirohito-one of the few informal remarks an Occidental has ever heard from the Emperor of Japan. One day in 1934 Ambassador Grew took Sambo walking outside Tokyo's Imperial...