Word: blas
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Meters, 3.30 o'clock. Italian Entries: Ulrico Dt. Blas, Tullio Gonnelli, Nino Larocchi. American '36; John McManus, B. C.; Larry Scanlon...
...Meters Relay (man running 100 meters). Italian Entries: Ulrico Di Blas, Folco Gugliclmi, Nino Larocchi, Tullio Gonnelli. American Entries: Eddie Calvin, '35 Harvard; Edward Cady, B. C.; John McManus, B. C.; John Joyce...
...Meters Relay, 4.50 o'clock. Italian Entries: Mario Rabaglino, Ulrico Di Blas, Tullio Gonnelli, Luigi Beccali. American Entries: Joseph Murphy, H. C.; Larry Scanlan, H. C.; Bert Graham, H. C.; Ivan Fuqua, Indiana...
...into book illustration, which, forming a part of the page, are called vignettes. The process, developed in England, spread to Paris, where in the '30's a formidable number of illustrated books were produced. The interest was shared between new editions of famous literature and contemporary writings. Thus "Gil Blas," "Don Quixote," "Paul and Virginia," are exhibited with Goethe's "Werther," Nodier's fairy tale "Tresor des Feves," Reybaud's political satire "Jerome Paturot," all with blocks cut after designs by Johannot, and Gigoux and others...
Last September Capt. Juan Blas Hernandez, a bowlegged old bushwhacker who fought Tyrant Machado for years and had started a lively little campaign against the Grau Government, suddenly appeared in Havana, publicly embracing not only President Grau but also swart "Emperor" Fulgencio Batista, the onetime Sergeant who led the Army's revolt against its officers, and to the world's surprise has maintained control of the Army ever since...