Word: correctly
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...This war should be conducted by the U.N. and not by the United States," was the one statement that Zechariah Chafee, Jr., University Professor, wanted to make. But he implied that the U.N. is correct in waging a war against aggression...
...succeeded in enticing me over here," Harry Truman grinned. "There are incidents sometimes that appear to be almost the end of the world when they happen, that usually turn out for the good of the cause . . . When I make a mistake I try to correct it. I try to make as few as possible...
...Infantry-was organized for combat. The program to rearm Europe with U.S. aid had dragged through a year of staff conferences, then dragged through Congress and was last week dragging through more staff conferences. Europeans had the impression that, so far, rearmament was just talk. This impression was 99% correct...
...think of painting for churches. Pope Pius XII made an attempt to reverse the drift three years ago with an encyclical proclaiming that "modern art should be given free scope in the due and reverent service of the church and the sacred rites, provided that [the artists] preserve a correct balance between styles, tending neither to extreme realism nor to excessive symbolism . . ." Last week he welcomed 300 artists and art authorities from 23 countries to a Rome conference on religious art, and told them more about what he meant by "provided...
...could issue properly worded orders or directives from a comfortable central office, but whose faces seldom, if ever, would be seen by the workers or their immediate superiors. It takes more than just words to teach anything, it takes examples and repeated demonstrations of right methods, even the correct use of a shovel or wheelbarrow, tools which many Koreans have never seen...