Word: refundable
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...semiprivate care in the hospital; 2) an additional period (variable according to locale) at half cost; 3) all meals, including special diets; 4) operating room and anesthesia; 5) electrocardiograms, physical therapy and routine lab tests. Membership cards are honored throughout the U.S., and farther. One member recently collected a refund for an operation performed five years ago in Tokyo...
...cent increase in the patronage refund, which raises the rate on items charged and cash purchases from the eight and ten per cent allowed last year to ten and twelve per cent respectively, was announced early yesterday by the officers of the Harvard Cooperative Society, who at the same time set Saturday, October 13, as the date on which accrued amounts become payable...
When it did not come quickly enough, he pinned his own price on them-25% above the 1942 price. But he left himself a loophole. If the OPA did not allow this increase on washers, Hurley promised to refund the difference...
...morning last week in Manhattan's Municipal ("poor man's") Court, the slight, grey-haired judge listened to many and varied complaints. (Sample: an indignant woman, exhibiting her ill-fitting false teeth, demanded a refund from her dentist.) The day's weary business done, the judge climbed from the bench and went uptown to his avocation: conducting 100 amateur musicians. Judge Leopold Prince was rehearsing his City Amateur Symphony Orchestra for the season's first summer concert...
Mutual Consent. In Seattle, Louis Coleman petitioned for a refund on a marriage license, explained that he and his girl were still in love but unfortunately were also in jail...