Word: tines
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...assistants who, although they are probably just event college graduates themselves, have complete control over the grade received by each undergraduate. Most assistants have so many papers to correct that marking is certain to become come mechanical and is also likely to be affected by errors of carelessness from tine to time. Anyone who has found on obvious mistake in the marking of his bluebook and has attempted to have the course grade changed knows what an impressibly involved process that is--how everyone from the instructor to the department had to the entire faculty must approve a change once...
Suspense (Thurs. 8 p.m., CBS). The most ambitious of mystery programs presents Agnes Moorehead in Tine 13th Sound...
Space limitations prevent a recital of the tine work done by Olivier's corps of assistants. Most noteworthy of all is the remarkable score composed by William Walton. One of the leading contemporary English" composers in his own right. Walton has contributed a score which so exactly captures the mood of every scene that Olivier time and again makes it do double duty, serving not only as background music, but as an integral part of the dramatic machinery...
Some 5% of infants with retrolental fibroplasia also suffer from a complication - congenital glaucoma (hardening of the eyeball). Eyeman Terry says that pupil-contracting miotics (e.g., morphine, nico tine), if administered soon enough after birth, would knock the percentage down to 1. Other early babies are born with lento-cornea (adhesion of the lens to the cornea). A simple operation, if performed soon enough, can save their sight...
Married. Walter Sherman Gifford, 59, high-domed, precise president of American Telephone and Telegraph Co., father of two Navy sons (the elder lost in the South Pacific last July); and Augustine ("Tine") Lloyd Perry, 50, mother of four sons in the armed services; both for the second time; in Pompano...