Word: bond
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Service Committee announced last results of one campaign and the inauguration of another, as it disclosed the results of this fall's blood drive and opened a two-day effort to sell Bond and Stamps for Christmas...
...beautifully bred audience, which filled the house at $50 (in war bonds) to $5,000 a seat, responded by laying $4,036,000 on the line without a murmur-radio's biggest war-bond take for a one-night stand. Average purchase: $1,495. One enraptured dowager shelled...
...introduced footwork and Shakespeare to the ring and knocked out John L. Sullivan in 21 immortal rounds, Errol Flynn flashes the fanciest left Hollywood has produced. Warners has surrounded him with the hilarious rowdyism of the prizefighting game in the '903, including a superb performance by Ward Bond as the great John L. himself...
After all this, even John L. might need a buildup, but one look is reassuring. Director Raoul Walsh and Actor Bond have recreated him to the life. In training camps he alternately obliterates sparing partners and barrels of beer; childern follow him in the streets and in barroms strong men quail when he roars: "I can lick any man in the world." Partician Miss Smith feels his biceps and nearly swoons with delight. Even though Director Walsh and Gentleman Jim make a monkey out of him in the ring, his gymnasial fragrance lingers...
Heading the list is John Ellison, Whose appointment to the position of chairman of the War Service Committee was confirmed last night. Serving under him will be Allen H. Burton '45, who will be in charge of the committee on blood donations, and Allen M. Johnson '45, head of bond sales. Bradford Cobb '44, and Donald E. Marks '45 will share the responsibility of running collection campaigns throughout the University for the coming year...