Word: surprisee
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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¶Russell Stanley Callow's friends back home in Washington State figured that at 66 old "Rusty," dean of U.S. rowing coaches, ought to be ready to retire. So they brought the white-thatched old woodsman back to the Olympic Peninsula where he grew up and made him "Honored...
Common sense might well suggest that aerial inspection would have its futile aspects. Atomic energy can be manufactured and nuclear experiments of all sorts can be carried on in buildings not distinguished by any peculiar shape. Even if planes were equipped with monstrous Geiger counter devices, neither nation would have...
Campaign's Heart. New Yorkers who came to the Garden for the beginning of the crusade last week-many in buses chartered by their own church organizations-had several surprises. First was the strange sensation of walking into the Garden without a ticket and, even stranger, being directed to...
Today an Indian-summer mood appears to have settled over Picasso and his work. Credit for Picasso's contentment is given by friends largely to Jacqueline, who runs the house, tenderly cares for "Pablito," and delights him by making his favorite Spanish sausage, chorizo, or a surprise dessert of...
"We beat off the maintenance raid, but the kitchen workers' petition took us by surprise," remarked Edward Sullivan, president of the Building Service local.