Word: save
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...enjoyed reading your write-up of the promotion of my friend Jay Cooke which appeared on page 94 of the Oct. 26 issue of TIME, but would suggest that you republish it with Jay's picture instead of mine as some of his friends might want to save...
Herman Shumlin, producer of "The Great Big Doorstep," is slated to join the Army as soon as his new show opens on Broadway. He might as well save wear and tear on the induction center and enlist right now; his show's chances of staying in New York any longer than he will are about as slim as the thread he's based his story...
That great symbol of American speed, the crack passenger train, will soon be slowed for the duration. Last week Eastern railroad executives began working out slower passenger and freight schedules that will: 1) save wear & tear; 2) enable heavier loadings; 3) allow for interruptions due to heavy war traffic. But most passengers will find the difference academic, for few high-speed trains have been able to live up to their timetables since the congestion began. Said one railway officer: "In some cases it will merely mean that the trains will now be on time...
...them down with a saline solution and added this to an ordinary culture medium. The vaccine develops nicely in this egg-stimulated solution, and a few eggs go a long way. Dr. Neuwirth is now testing his leishmania vaccine on 200 Iranian moppets, hoping if the treatment succeeds to save thousands from death or disfigurement...
...intent of the Senate amendment is to save the lives of men under 20, but it will not necessarily work that way: 1) Army death rate in the U.S. is 2.15 per thousand, but in Bermuda it is only half that, in Iceland only 1.62; 2) an 18-year-old could not go to Puerto Rico where the principal hazard is sunburn, but with only one day in the Army he could go into action against Japs in Alaska...