Word: carding
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Patriot's Card. Nehru let Krishna Menon defend himself, and the lean, vinegary minister went swiftly on the offensive. He refused to answer attacks on his integrity or patriotism and snapped: "When the time comes when I have to carry a card of patriotism, it will not be worth it." He taunted those opponents who challenged his qualifications with the acid remark that government ministers, "rightly or wrongly, are not appointed by the opposition." Krishna Menon told Parliament that troop movements toward the border, "consistent with our resources," had taken place, and boasted that Indian armament production had nearly...
...satisfied with Clay's code. When they paid him, they wanted to hear their records played. But Clay did not always oblige. Chicago's Chess and Checker record companies, Clay claims, got so mad at him one year that they did not even send him a Christmas card. "That really bugged me," he recalls. "So the man says, 'Didn't you get the silver plate for Christmas?' I said no. When he gets back to Chicago, he phones me and says, 'Tommy, baby'-when they say 'baby,' look out, because they...
Three plays written and directed by members of the Dunster House Drama Workshop will be presented this week by the House Drama and Music Society. The Beloved by Timothy Leland '60 and The Card Game by John Asher '61 will be shown tonight and Jonathan Revere '60 will read his verse play The Combat tomorrow. Both productions will begin at 8:30 in the House Dining Room and will be followed by discussion...
...with the draft card had told Freshmen he was 19. He told the police he was 22. In the same dorm he said that he had previously been working at three cents a week to pay off the orphanage, now in Indiana, for the money it had spent raising...
Asked in Greenough to produce draft cards, the youths retorted that orphans do not need them, although one of them admitted Saturday that he had a card in his hotel room...