GRGR(28) -- More Questions for first section

[Paul Mackin]

On Wed, 31 May 2000, J Suete wrote:
> Mr. Paul, I have a Webster's Dictionary,
> the 1890-1900 International, 1930 print. 
> In the New Words are  "World War" and many other
> war words too, when "World War Two" and WWII
> became common usage, I don't yet know. 

Probably Time magazine with their preferrence for pithy reportage of
current events. They employed clever writers. P could easily have gotten a
job with them. 

			P.