Word: travel
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...dependence upon God for his material wellbeing. The spotlight focused on a bowl of white flowers is a symbol of the light of God by which the peace of the world will come. For some, the break in front of the entrance is a defense against evil spirits, who travel in straight lines and cannot, therefore, go around the corner to enter this room. The ten lights in the ceiling are symbolic of the Ten Commandments representing God's moral...
Russia hopes to legally take over Iran and use its oil as a potent economic pressure against countries of the Middle and Far East, according to Richard N. Frye, assistant professor of Middle Eastern Studies, who has recently returned from a year's travel in this area...
Atlantic Edition readers seem to have hobbies as diverse as the areas they live in. It is no surprise, of course, that travel is a favorite activity. Seven out of ten have traveled outside their own countries during the past year, and a similar number plan such travel for the coming year. A few letters described more unusual hobbies, such as one from Alfred H. Marsack, a British senior political officer in the Aden Protectorate. In the past year, Marsack went to India, Ceylon, Malaya and Borneo to get color pictures of "fish, orchids, reptiles and headhunters for lecture purposes...
...gifts going to the winner are: a bracelet from Diana Christine: a Parisian silk scarf from Elaine Claire; a blouse from the Town and Travel Shop: a copy of the Betty Crocker giant cook book from the Harvard Book Store...
...Artist Grosz is not so old that he wants to sit back and retire. He hopes to travel even farther west, do a series on Hollywood picture making, then some paintings of San Francisco. Occasionally, friends ask why he never goes back to the acid caricatures that made him famous. That's easy, says Grosz: "I've found out that I didn't want people to hate me. I wanted them to love...