Word: killinger
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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> "One afternoon Lieut. Duncan Clark of Chicago, one of the press censors, came to cheer me up." (Pyle at this time had what he called "African Pip" or "Puny Pyle's Perpetual Pains.") "I was busy killing flies. . . . Lieut. Clark said he had discovered . . . that flies always take off...
For a day the U.S. people and their press wallowed in a bitterly helpless wrath exceeding anything since Pearl Harbor. If people had been complacent, they were not now; if they had hated the Jap before, no word was strong enough for their feeling now. From the staid New York...
THE ART OF MURDER-William Rough-ead-Sheridan House ($2.75). Excellently written studies of eight famous 17th-and 18th-Century murders, including Pennsylvania's notorious Châpman murder (with arsenic: 1831) and the sensational French killing of the Duchess of Praslin by her husband (sharp and blunt instruments...
Hamlet-like, mother-bound Albert Lory (Charles Laughton) is a provincial schoolmaster in a conquered country. He is in capable of declaring his love for his young fellow teacher Louise Martin (Maureen O'Hara) and of standing openly with his friends against the Nazi conquerors. But the betrayal and...
Soon even the dried flesh gave out. They ate the rawhide from their snowshoes. They suggested killing the Indians. Eddy warned them. Silently they disappeared. Soon another man died. His wife saw her husband's heart "roasted on a stick." In January, Eddy, supported by two Digger Indians, "left...