Word: columnized
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...ever wonder what is going through the girls' minds as they watch a column of military men go marching by? Well, here's a sample of their thoughts...
...about the absent minded professor? Well, this is almost as good. A. J. Gregory, who was trying awfully hard to function as the leader of the third platoon on the way to chow the other day, got his signals mixed as we approached the outskirts of Harvard Union. "Column left," commanded Mr. Gregory, who promptly did a very next column right and marched down Quincy Street all by himself. The Platoon, which was hungry, marched straight ahead toward the Union's main entrance. "Oh, pardon me," apologized Mr. Gregory, scurrying back to the head of the column. "Just stick with...
Recently, as a seemingly endless column of NTS (Communications) men cadenced their way across the busy intersection near Littauer, the usual traffic and pedestrian jams resulted on either side of the khaki-clad marchers. Suddenly one of the feminine onlookers gave a deep sigh and exclaimed to her friend...
...have a junior columnist from the school and thus some of our fears have been put to rest. We were afraid that the present junior class would not produce a column for the NEWS and that the Supply Corps School would no longer be represented. What is more, the junior column looks like a good one, which is more than can be said of ours most of the time...
Puzzled Plotters. The first problem was how to establish contact with the British soldiers. The two lady conspirators thought they had found the answer when they read an ad in the missing-persons column of the Nazi-controlled Paris-soir: "Jonathan Burke is looking for his friends and acquaintances. Address Military Hospital, Doullens (Somme)." Kitty insisted, against Mrs. Shiber's objections, that they rescue him. They...