Word: journeyer
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Guerard--probably the best known of the four--is a novelist, literary critic, and teacher or writer on modern English. His writings include "The Past Must Alter," "The Hunted," "Maquisar," and "Night Journey." He is also the author of critical works on Robert Bridges, Joseph Conrad, Thomas Hardy, and Andre Gide. A graduate of Stanford, he received his Ph.D. there, and joined the University faculty...
...last third of the film depicts the journey home, during which Lowell Sr. was thrown from a horse and broke his hip while only part way over the Hump to India. This part is a major bore. But the moviegoer who .manages to sit still to the end will be rewarded by another glimpse of the almost incredible Himalayan scenery in its opal mood...
...indiscreet race between two old rivals whose jealousies extend from women to automobiles. Breakdowns, sly tricks, and unlikely delays plague the contestants and usually amuse the audience. The humor of racing in cars of 1910 vintage has an almost amazing durability, at least for about three-fourths of the journey...
...squad of varsity sailors journey to Providence today for a dual meet with Brown. Four boats, each with skipper and crew, will be competing. This same squad will sail at New London in a quadrangular meeting with M.I.T., Coast Guard, and Brown on Sunday...
Junior George MacDonald will probably open up behind the plate instead of Dick Clasby, who was unable to make the southern journey. Behind these two is "Bing" Crosby, who showed to good advantage in the game against the Quantico Marines with two hits in three at bats and turned in a capable receiving...