Word: mester
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Thunderstruck, the Mester brothers promptly damned the FCC dictum as "very vicious," protested that their little trouble with Washington had been "all cleared up 100%." Then the brothers sat down to answer the charges in detail. They had 20 days to reply...
...station's present owners, who also own WNEW, have to sell because of an FCC ban on anyone's owning two stations serving the same area. But, said FCC, the would-be buyers, Brothers Murray and Meyer Mester, Brooklyn dealers in edible oils, have had brushes with the Federal Trade Commission-and other Government agencies. They had sold cottonseed oil, in containers decorated with "olive branches . . . and wording in Italian . . . for the apparent purpose of misleading buyers into thinking that the contents consisted of imported olive oil." Besides, FCC added, the Mesters had not been entirely frank with...
...this fall, with V-12 men off from the end of the examination period on October 21 to November 5, a Sunday. Civilians are due for 15 days of free time, from October 21 to November 6, on which day they will return and register for the winter tri-mester. These figures are a minimum, and do not include extra time offered by early examination schedules...