Word: tieless
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Lounging in seersucker trousers, a blue shirt open at the collar, tieless, he told reporters at Hyde Park that he still hoped that the U.S. could stay out of the war. But he made it clear that his hope was not to be confused with belief. In September 1939 he had said: "I hope the United States will keep out of this war. I believe that it will." Somewhere in the two years the belief had vanished...
Last week Diego Rivera fled to the U. S. Disheveled, tieless, in shirt sleeves, he debarked from a plane at San Antonio. "Where is Paulette? Where is she?" he loudly inquired, peering around the airport. He referred to Cinemactress Paulette