Word: lombard
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...TWENTIETH CENTURY (CBS, 6-6:30 p.m.). Dwight Macdonald, Maxwell Geismar, and John Houseman discuss the role of the artist during the '30s and show films of some of the '30s' greats: Carole Lombard, Thomas Wolfe, Sherwood Anderson, George Gershwin, etc. Repeat...
...Bilesikian '65, of Lowell House and Newton, president: Charles E. Hamlen '65, of Quincy House and Schenectady, N.Y., vice-president: Charmian L. Curtis '65, of Comstock Hall and Gilford, N.H., treasurer: Karen Monson '66, of Moors Hall and Newburgh, N.Y., secretary, and Judith Robinson '66, of Jordan W and Lombard, Ill, librarian; and the appointment of John R. Siegmund '65, of Leverett House and Grosse Points Woods. Mich., manager...
...little like any of them. It dates back to 1694 as a private bank, but was put together in its present form in 1896. when it joined forces with 19 other small private banks. All retained a local autonomy, and even today Barclays' city headquarters at 54 Lombard Street in London is only one of 30 "head offices." Barclays Chairman John Thomson, 54, like many of Barclays' officers, is a member of an old banking family whose bank was absorbed by Barclays...
...Little Things. "Some people try to find things in this game that don't exist," sniffs Packer Coach Lombardi. "Football is two things. It's blocking and tackling. You block and tackle better than the team you're playing, you win." To do his blocking. Lombard! has the quickest and one of the heaviest (239 Ibs. per man) offensive lines in pro football. To do his tackling, he has a sturdy, stingy defensive team that has permitted its opponents an average of only 102 yds. rushing. 127 yds. passing and 10 points a game. To spearhead...
...were commissioned by Henry. Other panels were covered with a blackened 17th century overpainting of inferior quality. It was when the restorers X-rayed these for the 16th century work beneath that they found traces of an even earlier work. Stewart attributes the 16th century paintings to one Lambert Lombard, who, in blotting out the paintings already on the canvas, used a coat of solid color that actually preserved at least part of them. The restorers feel they have uncovered as much as the X rays indicate exists, and so the art world will have to be satisfied with this...