Word: make
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...East, it can easily be seen not as a tyranny but, at present, as a liberation . . . from social evils too long and unheedingly accepted. Realization of this fact must make us feel acute sympathy for Christians in China, for instance, who, while quite uncertain how things may work out in the future, acknowledge that the present regime is morally and socially preferable to the corruptions and inefficiency and exploitations of the regime it replaced...
...Peiping. Said he: "The times are inimical to freedom. All who value it on Christian grounds should stand together. The Vatican has several times recently called for a common front among Christians: it is tragic that the Roman Church at the same time says and does so much to make a common front impossible...
...Christ." He added an attack on the recent papal encyclical Humani Generis (TIME, Sept. 4) for "statements and arguments so far removed from the conception of Christian truth held outside the Roman Church that their publication and enforcement cannot but increase the isolation of that communion and must make any approach to understanding more difficult . . . The Roman Church takes its own line and does not stand as an ally toward other Christian bodies in the cause of freedom. For there are parts of the world in which the Roman authorities permit without protest and even encourage the use of political...
Once to Mexico. Five years ago, when Maglie left the Giants for the Mexican League, few fans were upset; Pitcher Maglie had never amounted to much. When Sal rejoined the team last spring, Manager Leo Durocher figured that, at 33, Maglie might possibly make a relief pitcher. Durocher had a batch of strong-armed younger men who looked more like starters, so Maglie sweated it out in the bullpen...
...match when it came to bravery and beats. More than once, Maggie Higgins has jeeped or hiked to hot spots while other correspondents hung back, thus forced them to go along, too. Said one colleague ruefully: "She's either brave as hell or stupid. Her energy and recklessness make it tough on all the others." She likes to send back such me-&-the-war stories as: "A reinforced American patrol, accompanied by this correspondent, this afternoon barreled eight miles deep through enemy territory . . . The jeep flew faster than the bullets which knicked just in back of our right rear...