Word: types
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Lyss added that one Boston hospital had to delay an operation for two days, until Harvard students could supply six pints of O-negative type blood yesterday...
...time when the cute, effervescent sparkle of a Debbie Reynolds type has replaced more mature beauty, Ingrid Bergman makes you see how very few striking actresses are left. The camera looks closely at her for long, half-minute stretches; her voice and her face convey great emotion; there may be no other actress who can fill brief scenes with quite so much feeling...
...already sloughed off one injection of cancer cells threw off a second injection of the same kind of cells still more rapidly, reported Dr. Chester Southam. Evidently their original immunity had been increased by the first exposure. When they got a third injection of cells of a different type, they rejected it, but not so fast as the second, showing that the buildup of immunity was strongest against the type of cells first used...
...years after, when such attitudes have increased the world's miseries beyond estimation, the young Belloc often seems a puerile and even despicable figure-the more so because these aspects of his character remained unchanged throughout his long life. But in a sense U.S. readers will recognize the type better than the British ever did-the second-generation citizen who despises the emigrants of other nations, the zealot of a minority religion, the betwixt-and-between man who is both of and not of his adopted country...
LINCOLN'S COMMANDO, by Ralph J. Roske and Charles Van Doren (3 1 0 pp.; Harper; $4.50), is notable as the work of Adult Quiz Kid Van Doren (TIME, Feb. 11, et seq.), a cerebral type who chose as his subject a man of flamboyant contrast. The man: Commander Will Cushing, U.S.N., whose raids up and down the Confederate-held coasts during the second half of the Civil War were the despair of Rebel defenders. Cushing was young and handsome, a braggart as well as an incredibly brave man. His superiors feared his escapades nearly as much...