Word: visitores
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...visitor to the untidy London flat might guess, it houses an old bachelor. In the sitting room, a hastily thrown coverlet drapes an obviously unmade bed. A litter of books, manuscripts and knick-knacks lines walls and floors like the twigs of a nest. Amiably at home in this cozy mess flutters a rare old bird, the dean of English letters, Edward Morgan Forster...
...Ramsay, captain of the Montreal team, said that the match was the toughest his team had played this season. The Crimson forwards played very well, keeping the ball in the visitor's territory during most of the game...
...hospital tour to cheer bedridden G.I.s, Cinemactress Rita Hayworth arrived at the Army's Madigan General Hospital, near Tacoma, where one orthopedic patient in a traction harness demanded a pair of socks to cover his naked feet before the noted visitor arrived. At the Bremerton Naval Hospital, a sailor achieved fame of sorts in his ward when he saw Rita and asked: "Who's that babe...
...visitor to the exhibition put it more simply: "Rodriguez' women are divine. The trouble is they're too much alive." Shrugged Rodriguez: "It was a pity . . . The public was just beginning to take notice." Then the shy artist went back to his studio to paint more nudes...
...Cadbury's sincerity and goodwill were appealing and disarming. But I could not help wondering how he or any other short-time visitor could feel so sure that the great majority of the Russian people are unaffected by fear of slave labor concentration camps. As there is very substantial evidence from many sources (perhaps best summed up in "Forced Labor in Soviet Russia," by David Dallin and Boris Nicolaevsky) that millions of Soviet citizens have passed through these camps, it would seem unlikely that many Soviet families could be ignorant of the existence and character of these establishments...