Word: cashier
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Research in Numismatics. At Bournemouth, a private first class (wearing sergeant's stripes) walked into a branch bank, handed a lady cashier a $100 Confederate bill and eleven current U.S. dollars, for which she gave him 26 British pounds. When caught, he explained: "I have been interested in coins all my life...
...cages of the First International Bank (deposits: $1,397,916.66) were so crowded that Cashier O. N. Stenehjem greeted depositors at his own desk. Said he: "Our main trouble is finding a place fo invest all this money...
...carefully into both its financial setup and its production plans. But once in, "I never interfere-if the people don't know more than I do, then I don't want to be in on the show. I've never suggested a star, walk-on or cashier-fortunately, none of my relatives ever hankered to be any of the three." Nearest Cullman comes to being a nuisance is in phoning theater people early in the morning. "Listen, Cullman!" Russel Crouse once screamed into the receiver, "I got into this show business because I like to sleep late...
...cashier by day, a student by night. I'm twenty years old. All other specifications will be given over the telephone...
Peewee Maloney is a little trick with a turned-up nose, brown hair and wide smile -neat and cute as a .22 bullet. Back home in Rochester, N.Y., she had been cashier in a cafeteria, until she persuaded the Army to make an exception to its 5-ft. rule and let her in the WAC, all 4 ft. 11 in. of her. As Private Margaret H. Maloney she was soon stationed in North Africa...