Word: columnized
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1940-1949
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...title of your column The Presidency, at least insofar as the May 10 issue is concerned, is a misnomer. Why not make it "Pan the President?" The problems which necessarily plague the leader of a great democracy in wartime you term a "mess." Then, from out of the depths of your infallible wisdom, you conclude-"The mess was, in the last analysis, of his own making...
...Surrender. The advance started under cover of a heavy bombardment from U.S. warships. Not until the attacking columns reached points about three miles inland did they encounter serious resistance. On Temnac Bay, beyond Murder Point, a unit led by Captain Robert Goodfellow surprised a Jap gun position. Before the guns could be manned every defender was killed. Not one offered to surrender. Another unit landing at Blind Cove fought across a ridge, waist-deep in snow, to join a main assault column. The Jap was tricky. Routed from one foxhole, he would escape by tunnel to another. But his tricks...
...Last Column...
Well, mates, this is our last "Midshipmen" column. It's taken time and a little work, but it's been a real pleasure for me. I hope it has served its simple purpose. Mebbe we'll be 'round to give out with some more "straight dope" next term. Anyhow, please don't forget it's your column, [(')] be your yearbook soon, and the Midshipman-Officers School is still your school. So, thanks for listenia', and let's hope [(')] be clear salting form here...
Since the mentioning of the swell Chicks at the Wellesley affairs in this column, the lists have been filled with prospects and those who weathered the storm last weekend were well rewarded ... Nary a black eye in the whole crowd ... they must be pulling their punches...