Word: caged
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Franklin Roosevelt's don't-fight-in-public order dropped over Washington, like a black cloth over a parrot cage, in time to hide the second most rowdy, screaming battle of the summer.* Last week this battle, betrayed only by muffled sounds, was quietly settled beneath the cloth. The opponents...
...years Mazie has presided at the ticket cage of the Venice Theater, on Park Row, where the Bowery begins. "Some days I don't know which this is, a movie-pitcher theater or a flophouse. . . . Pitchers with shooting in them are bad for business. They wake up the customers." But she adds with pride: "Nobody ever got loused up in the Venice...
...clock and at the field at 3:45, 4:45, and 5:30 o'clock. The afternoon presents a poser to the authorities since laboratory conflicts are widespread, and classes are very large. On the rainy days, Soldiers Field will move into Briggs Cage...
...criminals, can not be confined in penitentiaries, subjected to corporal punishment or any form of cruelty. They have regular complaint courts to vent POW frustration. They are still soldiers, maintain their own military discipline, salute only their captors of superior rank. They live like soldiers - but in a cage - and they gripe like soldiers...
...satisfy budding track men who will have little other outside competition, some military track may well be included in Norman Fradd's summers conditioning program. Getchell revealed. In cage somebody wasn't aware of it, all civilian students will be again required to take four hours of exercise a week, two major and two minor...