Word: warne
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Joseph Stalin's doctors had known for years that their patient had hardening of the arteries and high blood pressure; the signs show over a long period and are unmistakable. There was not much they could do about it, except to warn him against overexertion and overexcitement. A few recently discovered drugs such as hexamethonium (TIME, Aug. 4) and Apresoline give some patients a degree of temporary relief, but that...
...Arquango Adventure" by a reactivated, graduated editor, and "Ten Toes" by E. Wentworth deserve mention only because they elaborate, humorlessly, the theme of the issue. "In Corporation Assembled" pokes mordant fun at the efforts of the Corporation to choose a new president. I think Blot and Jester try to warn the reader about the harm of bathing beauty contests at Harvard, but their subtle suggestion is not clear...
...addition to the usual requirement that groups exhibiting films submit a schedule to the Dean's Office for permit purposes, Watson yesterday asked Ivy Films and H.L.U. to warn him in advance of any "controversial films" being planned. The last such film, "Birth of a Nation," was finally shown last fall after numerous protests...
...huffily sent it back. "Mr. Dodgson would have thought it hardly necessary " he wrote, "to point out that the curator whose duty it is to provide the best goods he can for the Common Room, cannot possibly accept presents from any tradespeople concerned. He thinks it only fair to warn Messrs. Snow that any repetition of such attention may seriously affect their provision as wine merchants dealt with by the Common Room...
...cartoons (Holt) had sold close to 121,000 copies in less than six months; Cartoonist Ketcham was readying Dennis for a 30-minute TV show; his freckled face was being printed on cocktail napkins, towels, glasses and cookie jars; and many a parent had already begun to warn a misbehaving child: "Don't be like Dennis...