Word: paste
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...energetic Detroit Red Wings were obviously the class of big-time hockey. Sharpshooting Left Wing Ted Lindsay was the National Hockey League's leading scorer and Center Forward Sid Abel was runner-up. With such fire-power the Red Wings boomed past the mid-season mark last week safely entrenched in first.place and with only one worry in the world: lately they couldn't beat the New York Rangers...
Three months ago 27-year-old Herb McKenley resolved to learn how to run indoors. For the best training he went to South Orange, N.J., put himself under the tutelage of canny Johnny Gibson, track coach at Seton Hall College. He described his past boners and phobias: "I worry so much about getting into a jam that I forget about pacing myself. Once I get in with all those elbows I'm licked and drop back. It's either ahead or behind. I hate that pack...
Earth maintains, says Hauge, that the church's past shortcomings in the social field forbid her to speak out against wrongs committed by modern regimes. "Thus, it would seem, it is no longer God who gives the church the right to speak; rather, the church must justify her right to proclaim the truth in a concrete situation by her social and moral merits...
What becomes more important than either world is West's exploration of Wallis' guilt-stabbed consciousness and the whole problem of man's.moral responsibility for his conduct. Ironically, Wallis' assigned partner through purgatory is General von Kenelm, his legal victim. He too reveals his past: that of a ruthlessly ambitious soldier who first murdered his best friend and then whole masses of people. At first, true to his nature, Kenelm is willing to settle for a soft spot on Cape Sable. In the end, like Wallis, he feels the need to exorcise his evil conscience...
...sort of verbiage that it resembles a kind of composite morning & evening tummy-round, full, and yet flat as a board. Replete with bestselling ingredients. The Parasites is constructed on layer-cake lines, i.e., a chapter about the dismal present is sandwiched between two flashback chapters about the glamourous past. Three main characters, members of the Delaney family, take turns telling the story. All get their chance to report in a chapter how they were seduced in their youth and, in the next, how they were reduced to frayed middle age-a sort of time-consuming part singing...