Word: regarded
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...regard to "Frisco's Frenchman" in TIME (April 3): we all liked the article very much indeed, but we must take exception to the statement that Mr. Monteux dyes his hair. We will be in New York in November when this French-American will conduct the New York Philharmonic, and we would like very much to invite the editors of TIME to assist at a thorough shampooing of the Maitre's black locks. If one bit of coloring is found in the water, we cordially invite said editors to the Stork Club for a champagne dinner...
...March 26 Sunday Chicago Tribune appeared a new photograph of General MacArthur inscribed: "To Colonel McCormick, with the admiration and deep regard of his old comrade-in-arms, Douglas MacArthur...
...There must be an "orderly development" of Middle Eastern oil properties, with due regard for the economic interests of local governments. This means recognition by the British, in terms of production and not in profitless concessions, that the U.S. has somewhere near an equal interest in the area...
Meanwhile it was hinted to Publishers Reynal & Hitchcock that certain "minor changes" might make Strange Fruit suitable for Boston. Retorted Reynal & Hitchcock: "[We] have no intention whatsoever of tampering with a fine and important book in order to transform it into what official Boston might regard as acceptable." Outside the Athens of America, Strange Fruit was selling 3,000 copies a day, while a new edition of 50,000 copies was tumbling off the press...
Where possible, Konev uses Studebaker trucks, for whose six wheels, four gears and sturdiness Red officers profess high regard. Artillery is hauled by tractors, men, and small, shaggy Siberian ponies, which need amazingly little food and rest. U.S. jeeps do the rest, because the Russians have found them marvelous mud buggies...