Word: column
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...successful, broader fields are open to the members of the Board. Play, concert, and movie reviews are done primarily by Editorial men; they assist in preparing the Confidential Guide for Freshmen; those with special inclinations find expression in writing the Vagabond and the Crime Column while all are asked to review books in their special fields...
...doffed my robe, slipped into the pool, and was soon swimming quietly in the water--Eleanor Roosevelt in her column. My Day, in the N. Y. World Telegram...
...their own account the Italians had been captured on Dec. 14, near the Takkaze River, after an Italian advance column of 1,600 black Askaris had been ambushed in a mountain defile and radioed for tanks to support their line. Sixteen white Italians, in ten light tanks and two trucks, hustled to the rescue. Continued one of the prisoners...
...neck in trouble in the South was Haile Selassie's "Good Son-In-Law," spunky little Ras Desta Demtu. After repulsing an Italian advance with 60,000 men, he suddenly found himself facing a much stronger Italian column that had advanced unexpectedly several miles in 24 hours. Frantically he signalled for help...
...agency. For five years she was an account executive with the big advertising firm of Erwin, Wasey & Co. Having observed business from both the inner and the outer office, she set out to advise women on how to get on in the business world. She lectures, writes a syndicated column, tours the country presenting edifying playlets in big department stores. The lead is played by Mrs. MacGibbon, other parts being taken by the store's employes. Last week Mrs. MacGibbon summed up her advice to working girls in a sprightly little book called Manners in Business...