Word: trades
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Chile's 19th century- Conservatives who disputed for power with equally conservative Liberals- molded his beliefs to the right. The Chilean cavalry gave him a passion for humorless order; Chileans say that once, for reasons of pure esthetic tidiness, he made a tall clarinetist in a military band trade instruments with a short trombonist...
...made mathematics compulsory for all liberal arts freshmen, has ordered tougher assignments all along the line. Though Notre Dame still offers a degree in physical education, Hesburgh has slashed the number of trade-school courses a student will be allowed to take. He has imported a galaxy of star visiting lecturers-e.g., Historian Arnold Toynbee, Classicist Sir Richard Livingstone, Theologian Martin D'Arcy, S.J., and has given the university an impressive set of stars of its own-e.g., Mathematician Vladimir Seidel, Biochemist Charles E. Brambel, Sculptor Ivan Mestrovic...
INSURANCE ADS for accident and health policies will be checked for accuracy by the Federal Trade Commission. After a two-year investigation of false and misleading ads, which resulted in charges against 41 companies, FTC has decided that it has the power to regulate the advertising claims of all health and accident insurance firms in interstate commerce...
...TRADE WITH REDS will be increased under a new Government program to promote "the exchange of peaceful goods throughout the world." Instead of requiring special licenses for all goods, strategic or not, the U.S. will allow exporters to ship 700 kinds of nonstrategic goods in 57 commodity groups without permission...
Around the Corner, Pam-Pam. But for the Café de la Paix. the end of World War II nearly proved disastrous. As prices skyrocketed, the carriage trade moved on to less expensive places; Frenchmen still crowded the chestnut-shaded sidewalk tables, but they dawdled longer over aperitifs or coffee, and U.S. tourists were warned off by the high prices noted in guidebooks. The Café de la Paix might have toppled like a French Cabinet had it not been for energetic Paul Chapotin, 41, son-in-law of the restaurant's second-generation owner, 74-year-old Andr...