Word: carful
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Berlin songs are among his best. Although "Dancing Cheek to Cheek" has lasted longest in the popular car, "What A Lovely Day To Get Caught In the Rain" zips along and bounces in up-to-date style, and "Top Hat" itself makes most current production numbers look like minor-leaguers...
...reach the Boston Arena, scene of tonight's hockey game, Boston's streetears offer two routes. By subway change at Park Street to take a Huntingon Avenue car, and get off at Symphony station. By surface car the Massachusetts Avenue car goes to Mass. station. The fan should change there and continue via any car that is routed down Massachusetts Ave., getting off at Symphony...
...instance, poetic justice did not wait for the moderates. One night last week in the Street of the Prophet, a gang of terrorists were literally hoisted on their own petard. Their car, a 1941 Plymouth, swerving under the impact of a British machine-gun burst, hit a traffic island. Then, with door open and amatol mines falling out, it swerved and hit a child, crumpled into a tree, and exploded, blowing the two occupants into tattered shreds. Several houses on both sides of the street collapsed as the mines went off. All that remained of one Arab-style villa...
Some reasons for dropping the models: 1) a complete model change costs G.M. $57 to $75 million, and 2) G.M. was betting that the car-hungry nation would buy all the cars G.M. could produce in the next two years, regardless of model...
...models some time next fall. Ford was considering skipping 1947 models entirely and bringing out a 1948 model late next year. Packard already had the dies for a 1948 model, "new from the tires up," planned to introduce it early next fall. Studebaker, now producing the first real postwar car, planned to continue making it until 1948 or later. Chrysler, which had carefully labeled its present models "postwar automobiles" instead of 1946 models, had nothing further...