Word: warns
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Majesty's ancestress, the Sun Goddess, who is supposed to be the constant celestial Protectress of the Empire, can look into the hearts of wicked Japanese and warn good Japanese of their foul intentions, Prince Saionji inevitably would be one of the first to be warned. Some secret source, human or divine, tipped off Japan's Exalted Octogenarian. From his rustic villa at Okitsu in a speeding motor car Prince Saionji raced through night and snow to nearby Shizuoka where he was guarded by 100 police who kept the secret from murderous mustards...
...with his nicely twisted gentleman's moustache is the man who somewhat naively solves "The Preview Murder Mystery." The plot hinges upon a cinema director's suspicion that his actress-wife, Gail Patrick, is in love with the hero of a film which he has just finished. Threatening notes warn the actor that he will never live through the preview, and true to form, he doesn't. Two more murders are committed before Denny, a movie publicity man, discovers the criminal. We warn you not to be too gullible in accepting obvious clues, because Paramount, Inc., is bent on deceiving...
...both the large and small investor this study should serve as a valuable bandbok. Mr. Shaffner clarifies the present market situation and realizes an attempt to warn today's investor of the pitfalls which confront him. His recommendations form a minor part of the book, the greater portion being taken up with a critical analysis of prevailing corporate practises and investment theories, but they seem substantially accurate and well-founded...
...warn you if you destroy my business, I will strangle you with my own hands. May your soul be exterminated in Hell...
...Kings of England exercised great personal power," Sir John told anxious Frenchmen. "One of our writers has aptly remarked that the King of England in his relations with his Ministers has kept three 'rights'-the right to be informed, the right to advise and the right to warn. . . . Nowadays the King always acts on the advice of his Ministers, who themselves are responsible to Parliament." This bucket of juridical cold water flung over the new King by radio was utterly unprecedented. First advice to Edward VIII last week came from the heads of the British fighting services. They...