Word: ll
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...real old Tory, isn't he,' Father grinned. 'Oh . . . we'll get along...
...correspondents, he never makes a promise, but always says "I'll see what I can do." They tell a story, possibly apocryphal, to show that Zinchenko has a sense of humor. An American newsman in Moscow was giving him a sales talk on freedom: "Why, back home," he said, "I can march into the White House at any time, shout 'Down with Truman!' and then march out. Nothing would happen to me." Grinned Zinchenko: "I can do that, too. I can march into the Kremlin at any time, shout 'Down with Truman!' and nothing will...
...word that Esquire had changed its tune. Said Publisher Smart: "The Varga Girl gave you the idea she couldn't do anything but recline. The new Esquire Girl is more wholesome. She's the kind of a girl you'd marry, or try to. She'll be regular art-museum stuff...
...other words: Please, Boss Crump, tell us whom you'll let be mayor next...
...There are several other deals cooking," said Harve last week, "but I'm not at liberty to reveal them." As for Hollywood: "I don't want to go to them, but if they come knocking, I'll open the door." Before week's end a representative of an independent Hollywood producer came knocking. Mother opened the door. When the representative left, Harve had a movie contract...