Word: savely
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Kamin will be present in Federal Court when Judge Aldrich announces his ruling. The proceedings, scheduled to begin at 11:30 a.m., are expected to be brief. Although the Judge reportedly has written a long opinion explaining his decision, to save time he will probably not read...
...made tremendous efforts in helping to save the world from aggressive tyranny, and in building up at her own expense destroyed or backward countries. How tragic it is that the gratitude of the free world, which should flow to the U.S. in consequence, is being weakened by the apparent failure of U.S. trade policy to admit that in the arithmetic of international trade two and two make four...
...British agreed to withdraw from the Sudan as soon as an independent provisional government could "Sudanize" the administration and write its own constitution. Last November, 57 years after Sandhurst-trained Winston Churchill charged into the Battle of Omdurman, the regimental band of the Roy al Leicestershires played God Save the Queen and the last British soldier left the Sudan...
There is a notable trend this year toward ecclesiastical do-it-yourself. "Save up to 50%," J. Theodore Cuthbertson Inc. urges readers of Episcopal and Presbyterian magazines, "on Finest Quality Church Vestments with Ready-to-Sew Cut-Out Kits." Hopkins Co. offers Episcopalians a "Once-a-Year Opportunity-only 159 Poplin Knockabout Cassocks Reduced to $12," and Cox Sons & Vining advertises a "Utility Anglican Cassock" for $22.50. Priests would presumably be relieved to receive NOWILTEX clerical collars that "never need laundering," while those with large parishes would appreciate a "SACRA-KIT," the "portable sick-call set for dignity and convenience...
There are, however, several things in his favor, not the least of which is his great popularity with the mass of the people. The French seem somewhat weary of the title "sick man of Europe." Only the bold program which Mendes-Frances advocates can save them from becoming a second-rate power. If, as expected, next January's returns show that the French people have rejected Mendes-France, their country may truly deserve the epithet...