Word: arens
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Miss Corey thinks we aren't sports--all that hesitancy about volunteering for company officers. Sissies!--and think of the fun Company B had Wednesday afternoon at drill. For a while there was a slight question as to just where they would end up-and-how!--wasn't there, Miss McKenzie...
...morning means almost a sure excuse from calisthenics. It seems that only rain will turn the trick for the last few morning have been cold, but we were up and out. An analyst of our situation might suggest that the calisthenics should warm us up, but we aren't is naive as all that...
...furnish coffee and sandwiches," said Mr. Walte. "And, oh yes, there'll be plenty of girls on the sunny side of 25 for those of you who aren't married. Is anybody interested...
...shipwreck rations until Oregon made its $104 million war-bond quota. But Oregon stuck fast at 62%, with $40 million to go. The raft-sitters got no pity. Small boys on the river bank tauntingly waved hot dogs and ice-cream cones at them. Older folks heckled: "Why aren't you fellows at work?" Said one morose raft-sitter: "We'll stay here till Hell freezes over if it helps sell bonds. But if not, we want to know. We're sure ready...
...then the story had leaked to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, and the anti-Willkie press was gleefully asking Willkie to put up or shut up. He returned home to discover an ultimatum that the letter would be made public if the questions went unanswered. Snorted Willkie: "They aren't going to put me on a spot." He telephoned that he would be glad to go to St. Louis next week to talk things over but that he could not hope to write answers to the nine questions without producing another book. The Missouri Republicans replied that next week...