Word: exits
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Next day Don Júpiter, who as "director-manager" fronts a mysterious film company called Argentina Images, presented himself at the Casa Rosada to film a luncheon for his friend Governor Moreno. Without protocol, exit Júpiter...
...have surpassed all Hollywood studios in their obsession with the output of Detroit's motormakers. They have shot them coming & going, leaving & arriving, doing this & that, until the automobile has become a kind of Warner trade-mark-a shiny substitute for the legitimate stage's entrance and exit doors. This fine feeling for mechanics is hard on Juke Girl, which is supposed to be about juke girls.* It turns the picture into a cross-country road race, with itinerant laborers hurrying their cars to the Florida fruit and vegetable country, packers hurrying their picked produce to market...
...Exit McNear. Last March McNear pulled his most ruggedly individualistic boner. As defense traffic got snarled on his strike-bound railroad (over 150 cars were tied up at one time), he waited three days to answer President Roosevelt's personal appeal for a settlement, then sent a bitterly phrased 5,000-word telegram to the White House-collect. Two days later the Government collared T.P. & W., ousted McNear, put in as Federal Manager John Walker Barriger III, associate ODT director...
Announced reason for the mass exit of mentors from New Haven is the need for decreased expenses, although Yale's athletic showing in those sports has not been too impressive of late. But in Cambridge, the situation is different because Crimson coaches can, and are, doubling...
...expedients, often countermanded by higher authority. There is no law, no system of penalties and rewards. And, everywhere in Occupied Europe, Nazi officialdom is honeycombed with corruption-which seeps into the petty officialdom of the occupied countries. In Paris anything from a pound of butter to an exit permit can be had for a price. (Price of an exit permit to Unoccupied France: 1,500 francs...