Word: correspondents
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Point of View. In Pittsfield, Mass., after deep study, cops discovered why a motorist's license plates-611.969-did not correspond with the number on his registration papers-696.119: the plates had been screwed on upside down...
...things humming. He began by inviting the bitter masters of the dispossessed iron & steel industry to a cocktail party. Said one of them, privately: "No, I'm not going. I don't know the chairman, and I don't wish to. If I must correspond with him in future, I prefer to address him as 'Dear Sir' rather than 'Dear Mr. Hardie...
...deepest mysteries is the "radio star," an object in space that "shines" with radio waves instead of with .visible light. The first radio stars were discovered only about two years ago, but already more than 100 have been plotted on the sky maps. They occupy positions which do not correspond to any visible stars. Astronomers do not know what they are or how they send out their waves...
...Asia this week you will find a first-rate, first-hand report from Formosa by John Osborne, Senior TIME-LIFE Correspondent in the Far East. Osborne, who was in the Philippines when the Korean war began, is a veteran journalist and war correspond ent of some 20 years' experience. Before returning to work in the U.S. in 1948, he was head of TIME Inc.'s London bureau...
...Fellows, who correspond to the University's Nieman Fellows, are: David K. Bernighausen, librarian and professor of Bibliography at Cooper Union; Angelo Giaudrone, Superintendent of Schools in Eilensburg, Washington; Gordon C. Godbey, assistant at the University of Kentucky; and Calvin E. Gross, registrant at the Thomas Jefferson High School in Los Angeles...