Word: surreys
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...expatriate king, and they had nothing to do but rock around all night in Montmartre nightclubs and drink buckets of champagne, because the old king still got about $3,000,000 a year from the old country. When Ekaterina and Nicolas took a shine to 20-year-old Barnaby Surrey, he thought it too wonderful to be true...
Last weekend 70 leaders of Britain's Labor Party journeyed to the Beatrice Webb house, isolated on the Surrey Downs. It was from the late Beatrice Webb and her husband Sidney that Labor had drawn much of its original inspiration. Now, drained of inspiration and weakened by last February's general election, Labor had returned to the home of its spiritual parents to face the question: "Where do we go from here...
Despite this they seem to enjoy themselves while playing, frequently bursting into laughter. If for nothing else it is worth a trip into Symphony Hall to see Alfred Krips, the Symphony Orchestra's gifted Assistant Concertmaster, plucking his way through A Surrey with A Fringe...
...response to a query as to whether our overseas readers would like a dictionary of the American slang appearing in TIME, Reader J. H. Bassett of Mitcham, Surrey, England, wrote...
...Surrey received his B.S. from CCNY in 1929, and his LL.B. from Columbia Law School in 1932. From his graduation until he began teaching at California in 1947, he was in government work. He was tax legislative counsel of the Treasury Department from 1942 to 1947, and is chief reporter of the Income Tax Project of the American Law Institute...