Word: cards
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...beret who drove up to the Luxembourg Palace, where some 1.200 delegates have been trying to write the peace, prepared to do business with the authorities in charge. He parked his car, which was equipped with a padlocked trailer loaded with intricate contraptions, and sent in his card to the secretariat. He was given an immediate audience...
...same time Campbell said his group "would appreciate learning of anyone who has a serious, reasonable complaint regarding the seat he has been assigned." He asked that such complaints be forwarded by letter or card to the Council at Philips Brooks House...
...thin, tight-mouthed men with outsize cars who were spotted around Jordan Hall Tuesday night at the Josh White Concert may, it was rumored, have been card-carrying members of the Watch and Ward. If so, they'll probably be back in human guise Saturday, just to enjoy the proceedings, for White proved that he can be vastly entertaining without being suggestive...
...disillusioned anarchist-they had been reduced by rotgut to creatures of one baggy shape. What kept them hanging by a claw to life was the kindness of the drunken-bum saloonkeeper (finely played by Dudley Digges), and their pipe dreams, their mumbling that tomorrow would turn up a winning card or bring forth a better...
...ideas since Monday." So anyone with a name for a new magazine with literary bent can still get a crack at the prize--a free subscription to be presented by the first Annex subscriber and two tickets to a Boston show--just by dropping a card to Miss Tinker at 55 Garden Street...