Word: ironically
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...inches across. It's a great gimmick for people who make overnight trips. Complete, it comes to $7.50 and it has a special 14 karat gold shield on the top where initials can be engraved. Shreve, Crump and Lowe will handle the works before your Christmas exodus. This traveling iron is another article from Shreve's. Imported from England it's a necessity for people who travel. About four inches long it's made for use both in the United States and Europe. The AC or DC plug is set for 100-150 volts...
What is Wrong. Principal Squire is making a special effort to get students from behind the Iron Curtain and train them to take the Gospel back to Communist areas. Three Soviet-zone Germans are currently enrolled. Said one of them last week: "You can still go to church under the Communist regime, but it's not the same . . . Many of us have begun to realize under Communism what is wrong with the church. It is this: the church retains its trappings of old, but it has lost much of what goes on beneath them . . . In these circumstances, Communism finds...
Evangelist Squire, who has made 15 trips to the Continent in the past two years, will soon head for Berlin to find other young people for his institute. Says he: "We've only begun to fight for Christianity behind the Iron Curtain...
...export controls and other restrictions, the U.S. thought that it had staunched the flow of strategic materials into Communist China and Iron Curtain countries. But last week Maryland's Democratic Senator Herbert O'Conor, who has been looking into Far Eastern shipping (TIME, Oct. 30), found that the ban on such exports was about as effective as a sieve...
Full Circuit. In Washington, D.C., an electric iron burned through the ironing board, started a fire, fell to the floor, melted a lead water pipe which put out the fire...