Word: attached
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...arms salesmen had dragged in: Edward of Wales (obstructing Curtiss-Wright sales to South America); Herbert Hoover (as an antidote for H. R. H.); President Rodriguez of Mexico; Admiral Ismael Galindez of Argentina; Juan Leguia, son of the late president of Peru; Brig. General Juan F. Azcarate Pino, military attaché of the Mexican Embassy at Washington; an unnamed Turkish Minister of Marine; Comptroller General Lopez of Bolivia; an unnamed chef de cabinet of Brazil; an assorted handful of Chinese war lords. The inferences of the correspondence was that almost all of these foreign statesmen had accepted bribes...
After five hours the Bordens were turned loose and in pitch darkness struggled back along a lonely road toward Istanbul. By extreme good luck they met Adam Cieminsky, clerk of the U. S. Military Attaché at Istanbul, and from that instant things moved fast...
...Kentucky Club" that the ball players endorse but rather an aromatic blend known as "Tuxode". Jimmie Archer, Jack McInnis, and Fred Clarke all attach their John Hancocks to "Tuxedo...
...Poland, Russia, China. In Warsaw last week his cousin, Col. Floyer Rajchman, was the first Jew in Polish history ever to become a Cabinet Minister. He was named Minister of Industry and Commerce. Col. Rajchman, too, has first hand knowledge of Japanese imperialism. He has served as Polish Military attaché in Tokyo...
...firm's best sellers, now long outmoded, was Director Benet's own invention. Though the U. S. Army prefers the Browning, France uses the Hotchkiss extensively. So does Japan. To make him comfortable the Hotchkiss company keeps a special office for the Japanese military attaché near Paris on its private testing range. Most of last year's increased business was due to the campaign in Manchukuo...