Word: hells
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...this week some of the answers were shaping up. At a recent political dinner in his honor, "Goody" Knight set forth his credo: "I propose to take sides and to make decisions . . . There is a special place in hell for those who, confronted with a real moral crisis, insist on remaining neutral. I have no ambition to achieve such a special place." Afterward the governor's daughter Marilyn, 26, said that she was awed by the crowd's size. Explained the governor: "They didn't come to see us, honey; they came to see the movie stars...
...newfound friends in Ginsheim finally told Army authorities about the abandoned sentry. Frenchy's platoon leader scurried over in a jeep. " 'Get your stuff, Frenchy,' he told me. 'We're going back.' I says, 'What about the boats?' He said: The hell with the goddamn boats...
...last of three possible alternatives. Since Hoover insisted that under no circumstances could the charges against White be made public, Truman would appear in the position of "destroying the life and career of an apparently able and respected official. White was a skilled infighter and would have raised hell about this. There is no question in my mind that White was leaking information, but I doubt if it could have been proven...
...most part, they permit no women in the club houses. But most important, the spirit of a Harvard club is entirely different from a fraternity or even from its counterparts in the Ivy League. The clubs depend on a quiet acceptance in the College for removed from "Hell Weeks" and Tap Days. Final clubs, like those oft-lampooned organizations for London or New York businessmen, have no reason for existing. And they seek no purpose. They have sprung up over the years for the enjoyment or convenience of their members and as long as they continue to attract men, they...
Charles Boyer in a scene from Don Juan in Hell, Crooner Julius La Rosa, Soprano Roberta Peters...