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Another feature of the signing-in was Robert S. Kieve '43, who, assisted by a bevy of volunteers, kept up a steady line of chatter and interviews over the Crimson Network, giving blow-by-blow descriptions of the proceedings...
...Yard itself will no longer be the traditional dwelling-place of wide-eyed first-year men, and the Union will no longer reverberate with the inane chatter of the Yardlings. Instead, men in uniform will eat at its tables, and the Freshmen will live and board in the Houses...
...staccato questions and treble chatter in the 440 recruiting stations got on officers' nerves. Cried a lieutenant in Manhattan: "Ladies, please, for gosh sake, shut up a minute!" Said another officer: "They're just as tough to handle in this recruiting office as they are in civilian life -see what I mean?" Recruiting for WAAC officers will continue until June 4. Then each of the nine corps areas will pick 60 names. The 450 women finally chosen from these will go to Fort Des Moines, Iowa for training, beginning July...
...nocturnal tour of a spooky old Georgia church yard ends with a house-party guest stabbed to death. The well-hidden killer almost eliminates the lively young Georgia girl who tells the story and helps the local police chief unravel the crimes. Constant action, intricate plot and much lively chatter...
...slow and agonizing and struck home the harder because Lieut. General Jonathan M. Wainwright's communiques were terse and professional. For 15 days the Jap struck at Bataan with everything he had. Dive-bombers blew great craters in forward positions. Artillery roared endlessly day & night; the nervous chatter of Jap machine guns rattled until it rasped men's nerves like a file. The Jap even struck again at the hospital, scattered the wounded like straws...