Word: admittede
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Long-standing differences between England and Eire seemed settled last week when Britain's House of Commons endorsed without a vote Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain's recent negotiations with Eire. Only opposition to Negotiator Chamberlain came from chubby, die-hard Tory Winston Churchill, who objected to withdrawal of...
¶ Of the non-virgin girls, less than one-half admitted having more than one affair, only 4% admitted being completely promiscuous.
Apprenticing himself to a photo-engraver, Well continued to study in evening school for three years. At last he was admitted to the bar in Illinois, but at the same time he became more interested in union activities and became president of his labor union.
The committee pointed out, however, that although four out of six House Masters consulted approved of this plan, most of them explained that facilities are so limited as to allow only 10 or 20 men to be admitted yearly.
Next on the program was Tom Bolles, head crew coach, who cautiously admitted that "we may possibly have a better crew than last year." emphasizing the size of the first boat oarsmen this season. With the Elis boasting an improved crew over last year, Bolles was doubtful on the result...