Word: respecters
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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What can go wrong with a change of address? Most commonly, the old address as given differs in some respect from the way it is listed in our records. If the subscription is in the husband's name, Mr. Thomas Jones, his wife may write, signing her name Agnes Jones. Or a post office box number may have been changed, or the postal zone number may be left off. Other essential information may be missing from the new address. And sometimes subscribers are over-optimistic about the completion of their new homes...
...think, that the average of intelligence among women ... is a trifle higher than among men. And I can understand it, because ... a greater percentage of women [than of men] voted Republican last fall." More seriously, he said that the U.S. seeks nothing from other nations "except the decency, the respect, the consideration that America herself is ready to accord to every other nation in full measure...
...Force. Eisenhower has high respect for General Lauris Norstad, the commander of U.S. Air Forces in Europe, but thinks Norstad too young (46) to move out of the field and into the top job-and then out into retirement. Probable choice...
...hall had filled up quietly to its 2,700 capacity. With the hall's doors closed against sounds of street rumpus, burly, 57-year-old Walter Gieseking strode onstage. The crowd let out an encouraging whoop, clapped for half a minute. A few listeners rose to show their respect...
...Bureau was taken entirely on the initiative of a majority of its members, then nothing more need be said. But if outside pressure coerced an unwilling group to act as it otherwise would not have acted, especially since this organization is one to which others must look with respect, silence is inexcusable on any conceivable grounds...