Word: revealed
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...article "New Money Merchants: Savings & Loan Men Teach Bankers Lesson" of Nov. 29, the writer speaks glowingly of the dividend rate paid by the savings and loan associations, and of their rapid growth in recent years. However, a careful reading of the article fails to reveal what we believe is the real reason for the relatively high dividend rate paid by the savings and loan associations and, as a consequence, their rapid growth: the fact that most savings and loan associations pay little or no federal income tax, whereas the commercial banks of the nation pay the regular corporate income...
MacKenzie was advised not to talk about his prison experiences until after questioning by intelligence officers, but he did reveal one important fact: there were U.S. airmen imprisoned with him, none of them among those tried and sentenced for espionage. Obviously, China is holding more U.S. prisoners than the Reds have yet admitted...
...brisk gallop with the gentry of Old England. Margaret Phillips played the haughty lady who falls in love with a young schoolteacher who knows his place but cannot keep it. There is a murder, and the young man will hang if the lady doesn't reveal that they spent the night in question together. Will she tell? Won't she? Since the story was by Britain's sardonic A. E. Coppard, the lady confesses, but the young man hangs anyway. Studio One, presenting The Deserter, had a fine opening scene where a bitter soldier is released after...
Alejandro GarcfaCaturla: Suite No. 1 (Soloists of the French Radio Orchestra conducted by Georges Tzipine; Angel). A 1932 composition for winds and piano by Cuba's late, strongly original Composer Caturla. The intent of the work was to reveal folk and Negro themes in a concert setting, but its free-ranging style seems born of a broader world. Fascinating listening, right up to the fierce finale...
Among Shapley's interests are his ant theories--"I've picked the creatures off stone walls in dozens of counties"--and his debunking of pseudo-science. At a faculty gathering, for example, a fellow professor recalls Shapley's pacing about the lawn with a divining fork, "only to reveal a Princeton instructor's hidden bottle...