Word: reefers
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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GUND HALL, Reefer Madness, Dec. 14 and 16, at 7:30 and 10, Fritz...
Cost-Cutting. Shrewd timing has characterized Maritime's operations since its inception. In 1953, Brener foresaw the need for fast, modern, refrigerated ships known as "reefers." Meridor, a confident entrepreneur and ex-member of Israel's Parliament, was impressed, but the two moved cautiously, acquiring their first reefer in 1960 and building up an "intelligence network"-a staff of 40 researchers who keep track of world shipping needs and who have predicted temporary declines in shipyard activity. The moment to build at relatively low cost came in June 1963, and the partners ordered from Norway four reefers that...
ORSON WELLES CINEMA. Wuthering Heights, 4, 8:05. The Little Foxes (Bette Davis), 6, 10. Cinema II: Late Spring (Ozu), plus Bambi Meets Godzilla, 4:15, 7:30, 9:30. MIDNITE FRI-SAT: Reefer Madness pluse The Shadow, part...
ORSON WELLES CINEMA I. Reefer Madness camp plus camp shorts...
Funky, jive, dawn, high, the Man, hawk, cool, hot, copped-out, cats, caps, kicked, reefer, Johns, juke, ofay, goofed, wing, hip, dig, soul, honkies, splib (spook as in Negro), grass and skag are just a few of the words appearing in black poetry that often have multiple meanings elusive to the white reader. For example, in Etheridge Knight's Poems from Prison, he says...