Word: fared
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Roman Catholics fare no better in Editor Dark's book. He assails the Vatican for temporizing with Hitler and for ditching Catholicism's Popular Party in Italy to come to terms with Mussolini in the Lateran Treaty. "With its Right definitely Fascist and its Left timorously sentimental," says he, "the Christian reformer can expect nothing of any constructive value from the Roman Catholic communion in England...
...year-old runaway from St. Louis, 300 miles away, appeared at his girl friend's home for a date. He brought her a doll. In Camden, N.J., police obeyed the instructions of a twelve-year-old Kansas City runaway's parents who refused to send him the fare home: they released him, told him to hike the 1,100 miles back...
...intricate relationship of one business to another in balance while we grew to be the greatest industrial country in the world. An arbitrary fixed return would draw private capital not into the expansion of armament industries, where it is now desperately needed, but into industries that promised to fare best after...
...theater tickets costing 10? or more; 5% on nightclub bills; 6% on telephone bills for local calls; 10% on telegrams and long-distance calls costing 25? or more; 11% on club dues over $10 a year; 5% on train tickets, transportation by plane or bus or boat, when the fare is over...
...thus learn to appreciate its distinctive features. It is well known that although first-rate improvisers are found in many of the leading popular bands, only in a few small hot spots, most of them in New York and Chicago, does jazz constitute the principal musical bill of fare. On the radio it is unknown, except for infrequent guest appearances of instrumental stars, or an occasional program devoted to hot music on a small station...