Word: attached
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...took office, famed Col. Mario de Bernardi. Schneider Trophy winner in 1926, turned up in civilian clothes. Arturo Ferrarin (Rome-Tokyo; Rome-Brazil) landed on the reserve list. And Col. Francesco de Pinedo awoke halfway around the world one morning to find himself exiled to Buenos Aires as military attach...
...persons appointed would devote all or the major part of his time to tutorial work. Since most promotions at the present time are notoriously made as a reward for distinction in research and original scholarship, such an appointment would strongly emphasize the high value which the University ought to attach to the work and personality of the tutor. It would be a concrete encouragement to those members of the tutorial staff whose genuine interest in their work is discouraged by the feeling that it cannot be indulged without sacrificing their chances of promotion. And on the part of the University...
...bank and that de Pinedo had been accepting $20 a week interest on the money. A word to Il Duce, a telephone call to de Pinedo: "Your resignation as Chief of Staff for Aviation is accepted." The Messenger of Italianity found himself farmed out to the Argentine as air attach...
...flat-bottomed gondolas, floated their houses on piles in the alluvial mud, cherished their "splendid isolation." They lost part of it when an iron railway viaduct was strung across the Laguna Venetia in 1846. But not until last week did a road, of brick and stone and concrete, ever attach Venice, "Pearl of the Adriatic," to Italy's mainland...
...movements are almost certain to be odious. But, briefly, it is obvious that the stark inevitability of the three alternatives set forth in this new petition is more startling, hence more conductive to realistic thinking than is the safe compromise promulgated by the Brown Daily Herald. Moreover, undergraduates will attach far more significance to such a poll, when it is conducted by the Intercollegiate Disarmament Council than when it is conducted by an undergraduate journal whose activity in a case of this sort is at best secondary to its main objectives...