Word: frequent
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...wife and two sons (the youngest of whom is the late King George's godson) in a "by grace and favor" cottage on the grounds of Windsor Castle. If the younger princess found him delightful, so too did her mother and her sister. Elizabeth, Margaret and Philip were frequent and informal guests at the Townsend cottage. Even after Townsend last year brought the breath of scandal close to Windsor by divorcing his wife for adultery, the Queen Mother let it be known that she would soon make him head of her private household at Clarence House...
...least late 1934 or early 1935 to at least some time in 1936" Burck was a member of the Communist Party. Technically, the Government had a case. Born in Poland, Cartoonist Burck (original name: Yakko Bochkowski) came to the U.S. at ten. During the Depression, he was a frequent contributor to Manhattan's Communist Daily Worker, and one day in 1934 he took a party card from a persistent editor in the Worker's office to "keep him quiet." In 1935 he went to Moscow to sell a set of murals. But when he refused to revise...
Core of the indictment: Warner and his associates had traded "customers in & out, and in again, at frequent intervals . . . and at net losses to the customers." J. Arthur Warner & Co. had thereby indulged in the "fraudulent practice known ... as 'churning,' by means of which a large part of the customers' invested capital was taken ... in the form of repeated commissions, charges and profits...
COFFEE consumption in 43 Washington cafeterias and snack bars for Government employees has dropped from 44,000 to 34,000 Ibs. a month in five months. Reason: the Administration has cut payrolls, and warned against frequent coffee breaks. Exception: the Pentagon, which serves as much coffee as ever (about 30,000 cups...
...picture windows overlooking the Fox River below, a moderately-priced grill open 12 hours a day, and a Terrace Room for dances are the Union's chief attractions, and they are strange ones. Some on the faculty think the lounge is a little too inviting and the dances too frequent for a seriously scholastic college, but Pusey and the students are well pleased with their new building...