Word: calle
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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From this to Jack London's "Call of the Wild" is quite a leap, but we made it all right. Clark Gable and Loretta Young keep things moving, if you get our thought, and the photography is particularly good. According to publicity releases the Call of the Wild company was stranded for weeks up in the Sierras. Whether this is strict fact or not, a high degree of reality has been achieved. In fact, we left the University fairly glowing with plans for a camping trip...
...center, although Tobby Jones has returned to service, Sam Grecley will probably have the call on Saturday, due to his sterling performance on Saturday when he played the full 60 minutes. In the backfield Blackwood and Struck are waging a battle royal for the starting post at fulback...
...clung like patriotic limpets to the position they have dexterously maintained for several years between the barbs of China's excruciating dilemma. They might have bankrupt themselves and squandered Chinese blood in suicidal armed resistance to Japan. Or they might have made themselves what the Japanese Government would call a wholly satisfactory Chinese Government...
Most of them were newspaper career-men, highly competent, bent solely on getting the news, getting it right, getting it first. Also conspicuously on hand was an aggregation of what newspapermen call Trained Seals-cityroom slang for big-time correspondents who command huge salaries, get their names in headlines, seek color rather than fact...
...leaned over a cigar lighter which flared up in his eyes, blinded him, ended his riding. Six weeks ago. still totally blind, he mounted his first horse in 28 years, found he could ride without difficulty. Scorning help, the strongwilled, strong-tongued Senator allowed companions only to call "To the right" or "To the left" at sharp turns. Fortnight ago he began riding daily at / a. m. with his wife or daughter Padgett. Last week he swapped his first horse for a jumper named Rascal, cantered down a field, took his first jump...