Word: mace
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Ceiling Zero. In Pittsfield, Me., when his small plane went into a spin, Pilot Albert F. Mace, 37, plunged through the roof of his house and into the attic, stepped out of the wreckage slightly bruised...
...spectacular action sequences: Ivanhoe (Robert Taylor), resplendent in black armor on a black charger, splintering lances with five Norman knights in the lists at Ashby; Ivanhoe championing the persecuted Rebecca (Elizabeth Taylor) against Norman Templar de Bois-Guilbert (George Sanders) in a savage battle with hand ax and mace & chain to the neighing of horses and the funereal beating of drums; the flaming assault on Torquilstone castle, where Rowena (Joan Fontaine) is held captive by the sneering Sir Hugh de Bracy (Robert Douglas), with thousands of Saxon archers hurling themselves across the moat and swarming up the granite-grey walls...
...course honors go to "Administrative Practices," taught by Joseph C. Bailey, associate professor of Human Relations, and "Business Policy" taught by Myles La Grange Mace, professor of Business Administration. Leading the field is Ross G. Walker, also a professor of Business Administration, who gives "Cost and Financial Administration...
Other Business School representatives attending include: Myles L. Mace, professor of Business Administration; Dan T. Smith, professor of Finance; and Benjamin M. Selekman, Kirstein Professor of Labor Relations...
...from the old folks. There is Brink-o'-the-Grave, midwife and layer-out of the dead who can still keen the ancient Gaelic laments; Lord Caherdown, the bogus aristocrat and tosspot; and Old Font, the village Boswell. "The night our local member of Parliament threw the mace at the Speaker of the British House of Commons ... to call attention to the wrongs of Ireland," recalls Old Font, "we lighted bonfires here in Cloone an' held cheerin' till it whitened for day in the eastern world...