Word: guardedness
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Promptness is nowhere more necessary than in the printing of examination papers, when the Quincy street head-quarters are converted into a well guarded fortress and the printers art is colored by a tinge of G-man melodrama.
In early January professors and instructors receive requests to send their mid-year examination questions promptly to the Press. (Several requests are sometimes required, according to those connected with the publishing department.) After being printed the papers are carefully locked in a well guarded vault, from which they are withdrawn...
Striking was the juxtaposition of two seldom seen, well-guarded fortresses: Kentucky's Fort Knox, where the U. S. Treasury is to move most of its gold bullion, and Britain's equally obscure Fort Belvedere, where Edward VIII goes for week ends with his U. S. friend, Mrs...
President Conant began his address at 7:40 o'clock and spoke almost half an hour. His speech was not a prepared one but strictly informal, and for reasons not revealed, was carefully guarded from the press.
For weeks banners have stretched across the narrow alleys leading to Madrid's trolley-thronged Puerta del Sol urging Spanish Radicals to go out and fight for the Government. For weeks trenches hastily dug in the outer boulevards have been guarded by groups of excitable, untrained Red Militia. Despite...