Word: suspects
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Denver's recent outcry against the "Big Bottle"-a huge, steel Old Forester bottle erected as an advertisement (TIME, April 7) atop a downtown office building-made Brown-Forman Distillery Corp., its owners, suspect a prohibitionist putsch...
...there are better reasons for restraint than this--they are hidden, we suspect, in the Report's figures, waiting patiently to be unearthed by an enterprising IBM machine. The causes of G.E.'s unpopularity are undoubtedly the very inadequacies of the present program that are discussed in the Report's first fifty-two pages. And if these deficiencies are correctable, as the Council seems to think, the requirement proposal is irrelevant at best. To be sure, the Council has covered itself by suggesting temporary maintenance of the satus quo, but it seems a lamentable waste of time to analyze...
...didn't understand either I learned to admit it . . . And when I did understand and they did not, I knew I wasn't doing it right and wrestled with it until they did . . ." The attention he got from the wounded soldiers first led Laughton to suspect that a lot of Americans want more than comic books in their literary diet. He passionately urges people to read to each other at home (see box). He is convinced that it is the sort of shared experience that draws families and friends closer together...
...before Hogan is moved to say, "Good shot." Other pros, the kind who get sick at their stomachs and take to Benzedrine during big tournaments, are not anxious to play in his threesome. His presence, silent and austere, makes them tense up and miss shots. The thing few people suspect is that Ben Hogan is twice as tense as any of them...
What makes Mortimer run? Says a friend earnestly: "The pursuit of truth." Friends also suspect that he is not always as sure of the truth in his heart as in his mind. He has long ago given up his parents' Jewish religion and has often been on the point of becoming a Roman Catholic. (His two sons, 11 and 13, were confirmed last month in his wife's Episcopal church.) He keeps a favorite cartoon on his office wall to kid his strong views on the need for religion (see cut). Once, after a particularly forceful lecture...