Word: chauffeur
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...rebel tossed her curls, then turned to her white-faced chauffeur. "There now, Felix," she said. "Don't look so worried. Go on home and send me my prison kit. Take good-care of the dogs. Everything will be all right...
Later that day Actress Bennett's chauffeur drew up to Hedda's home and delivered another remembrance: a live skunk (deodorized). Sniffed Joan, still smarting over a recent crack at her in Hedda's column: "I've had enough...
Malik had seemed very angry when he was speaking, but as soon as he left the Council room he laughed and joked with newsmen. Even Malik's chauffeur plays the curious Security Council walkout game: he drove up like clockwork as Malik reached the door...
Shepley promptly dispatched John Anspacher, who had recently come to TIME from the United Press, to State. Anspacher found Secretary Johnson's car and chauffeur outside a basement entrance that leads to one of several private elevators to Acheson's office. He waited there, talking to the chauffeur, until Johnson emerged. The Secretary would confirm nothing more than that an important meeting had taken place. General Bradley left the building by another exit...
...prisoners seemed well-fed and healthy as they slipped out to freedom. Georg von Schnitzler, a onetime director of Germany's vast I.G. Farben trust, was whisked off by a chauffeur in a black limousine. But most of the paroled men trudged to the railway station near the prison, carrying boxes and bundles. Most were in good humor, but one growled darkly: "Things will change." Another added: "And then those who are out right now will...