Word: suggesters
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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First pictures of the conviction of Priest Inouye's boys reached the U. S. last week, erroneously captioned to suggest that they belonged to patriarch Toyama's Black Dragon Society. It has suffered no such indignity at the hands of Japan's black-capped judges. Inouye's less fortunate "boys" were sentenced to jail for life, which in Japan means for life...
...explain the temperament of his hero, Julien English. And here is Victoria Lincoln, following along in what is, by now, a well worn path. Her novel would have suffered little by the omission of Vergil Harris' reveries. I do not contest the truth of the method. I merely suggest that it is not universal outside of novels, and that it is becoming a little shopworn...
...also suggest that at least one former Harvard football player, more particularly some former captain living in Boston, be appointed as a member of the committee in charge of Harvard Athletics. I would further suggest that an Advisory Committee of three or five former Varsity players, a majority of whom should come from Boston or vicinity be created to confer, advise with and recommend football policies to Bill Bingham, who is already overwhelmed with his other duties...
...suggest that the letter expressing the views of the "voice of experience" shows perhaps too much experienced rhetorical mysticism to grapple with the realistic condition to which we drew attention. Far from criticizing the devotion and efficiency of Mr. Bingham and the staff of the H.A.A., we begged only to draw public attention toward an evil mentioned by us as "Big Stick Control...
...made Anitra's Dance in three months for $3,000 in her Manhattan apartment. To get her abstract effects, she used sheets of crumpled Cellophane, an egg-cutter, prisms, toy pyramids, ping pong balls, velvet, sparklers, bracelets and, chiefly, camera angles. Although the pyramids are intended to suggest the fact that Anitra danced in the Egyptian desert, Miss Bute objects to symbolism, claims no connection with surrealism. Says...