Word: regularization
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...both regular and devoted readers of TIME. Our devotion has prompted much curiosity with regard to your article, "Battle of Germany" (TIME, Dec. 6). This article along with several others in months past, has left unexplained your source of news with reference to detailed events in enemy countries...
Army officials have taken no action in the matter. But the Navy has opened regular appointments to all chaplains who went into service before Sept. 30, 1942, and were then under 34. That age would allow 30 years' service and full retirement pay. Of the eligible chaplains, 70% have applied for appointment...
Died. Piet Mondrian (Pieter Cornells Mondriaan), 71, Holland-born dean of rectilinear abstract painters; in Manhattan. The gentle, jazz-and-orange-loving hermit, heavily influenced by Pablo Picasso, always said that regular curves made him nervous; deplored the necessary circularity of records and oranges...
Whiting is now secretary of the Student Council and is in charge of Freshman affairs. He was chairman of the Class of '46 Freshman Committee. Garrity was a regular back for Henry Lamar's informals this year, while Chenoweth was on last year's Jubilee Committee...
...plays clarinet as tirelessly as ever from a wheelchair. Pee Wee Russell and Frank Teschemacher represent his school of hot clarinet, and Charlie is an apt pupil. His record collection is one of the best in New England, and Charlie's home has for years been a regular stop for visiting jazz musicians, many of whom have cut discs in the Vinal living room on Charlie's recording machine...