Word: make
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...brochure on fields of concentration will be given to all Freshmen after vacation. The choices of fields that the girls make now are only preliminary. Final decisions are made at the end of the sophomore year...
...Rockefeller brothers had poured more than $7,000,000 into their International Basic Economy Corp., and had started new Latin American businesses in partnership with local capital. Another $5,000,000 had gone into such enterprises as Filatures & Tissages Africains, to make textiles in the Belgian Congo for the local market. Sears, Roebuck, which had spent $20 million on new stores in Mexico, Brazil and other countries, last week opened a $2,000,000 store in Caracas...
...from justice. Before they can get away to square their debt to society, Massey maltreats not only most of the cast but also some lines from Shakespeare, whose Richard III he idolizes and emulates. In the end, the screen fills up with enough blood-splotched corpses (in Technicolor) to make Richard III look like a Quaker. By that time. Bar ricade has long since done itself to death...
Poet T. S. Eliot once said that he could fearlessly spend a night in a haunted house if Novelist Charles Williams were there to keep him company. Williams' supernatural thrillers make most hauntedhouse yarns seem treacly by comparison. But they are also the legacy of an intellectual, firmly orthodox Christian who calmly discovered God where many men would be embarrassed to look for Him. The Greater Trumps is the fifth of Williams' seven novels to be published in the U.S. since his death...
...That small territory, under French protectorate until a German peace treaty, leased its coal mines to France for 50 years in return for economic and political advantages. Western Germans claimed that the mines were German property--they belonged to the Third Reich--and that France had no right to make the treaty until a general European peace settlement. Both Kurt Schumacher, leader of the opposition Socialist Party and Chancellor Konrad Adenauer, head of the Christian Democrats, complained. The Chancellor said, "German faith in the Allies has been severely damaged," be threatened to keep the State out of the Council...