Word: guardedness
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Court of Missing Heirs is the stoutly guarded radio feature of James F. Waters, a onetime Chicago lawyer, and Alfred E. Shebel, onetime ad agency man. They worked it out in 1935, peddled it for two years until Skelly Oil bought it in 1937. They went off the air in...
Last month the London Tablet, a reputable Catholic weekly, took guarded note of the matter by printing the Toledo paper's final, politely Spanish word on it: "We may . . . recall . . . the deeply patriotic record of our Eminent Cardinal. . . . This regrettable incident will in no way relax his activities and...
Neutral shipping was warned last week by the British Admiralty to 'ware a vast new mine field it was laying, all the way from Kinnaird Head, on Scotland's northeast shoulder, down to join the fields laid earlier off Yorkshire and in the Dover Straits. These 500 miles...
Between the British admission of seven casualties and the German claim of 35-40 there was room for large doses of skepticism. Neutral judgment awarded a definite edge to the Germans, whose unveiling of the potent Me-110 was taken to presage a further extension of Germany's attack...
Lowlands had been flooded, augmenting the chain of lakes across the isthmus and leaving only narrow strips of land between the lakes as passageway for invaders. This land, wooded and boulder-studded, was a natural anti-tank defense, to which the Finns had added long lines of jagged, diamond-shaped...