Word: followings
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Eliot will meet Dudley in 'A' and 'B' League basketball, both games starting at 2 p.m. in the I.A.B. The Air R.O.T.C. five is to play Kirkland at 2 p.m., and a Dunster-Army duel will follow at 4 p.m. These later two games court, in official 'A' League standings...
Acolyte & Rector. Shelton Bishop's father became rector of St. Philip's in 1886, two years before Shelton was born, and as a boy he always wanted to follow in his father's steps. "I've never wanted to be anything but a priest," he says. "I've known that ever since I've known anything. At seven I began as an acolyte, a server at the altar, and I've been there ever since." After Columbia College and General Theological Seminary, he served churches in Chicago and Pittsburgh, then went back...
...deceptively slow opening sequence, "Clouded Yellow" follows ex-espionage agent Trevor Howard as he goes job-hunting in an inconspicuous white Jaguar SS. Eventually he finds employment in a lonely country mansion where Jean Simmons--beautiful as ever--is being driven mad by her conniving step-parents. Then someone tries to frame Miss Simmons for murder, Howard piles her into the trunk compartment and leaves town. Step-parents, police, and assorted MI-5 agents follow in hot pursuit...
Last week, petitioned by the British, the International Court of Justice at The Hague handed down a ruling on this vexing issue. Britain argued that the proper way to measure four miles out is to follow the contours of the coast, bending the territorial limit like a ribbon shaped to the mainland's contour. Under that system, a goodly part of the waters fished by British trawlers would be open sea, free to all comers. The Norwegians argued for their own system, which measures the four-mile zone from lines drawn between the outermost land points and rocks along...
...plant had a special significance for New Orleans, which does not have much heavy industry. Kaiser is the first to run an aluminum plant on Louisiana's natural gas. Now that he has shown the way, New Orleans hopes that other industries will follow. For his new plant, Kaiser got a well-deserved pat on the back from Wilson. He had raised the $115 million for aluminum expansion from private sources, got the plant going in only ten months, and doubled its planned capacity in the process...