Word: eyeful
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Princeton's Osborne Field House, Coach Fritz Crisler hung a large cardboard panel with the photographs of the Columbia players pasted in formation positions. As each Princeton man passed the board on his way to practice he would pause to eye one of the pictures and rehearse what he proposed to do to the original when Columbia and Princeton met last week...
Judge John Clark Knox, senior member of U. S. District Court, testified that the conditions of bankruptcy administration before the Irving Trust's appointment were corrupt and disgraceful, "had given the court a black eye," that the judges had asked the Irving Trust to become standing receiver "as a public service." that while the new system might not be perfect, Irving Trust had done a good job, ended a racket...
...STRANGE MURDER OF HATTON, K. C.-Herbert Adams-Lippincott ($2). An honest oldster, dead of a dagger in his eye, upsets a houseparty. Thereafter follow arson, blackmail and attempted murder...
...Front," and several other articles, of which perhaps the most appropriate in an academic circle is "The Case Against State Medicine." The crown is put to an excellent copy by the attractive make up, and by the illustrations interspersed in the text, which are a feature pleasant to the eye and noval in effect...
Practice yesterday started with a demonstration of Dartmouth plays in the cage. The Second Varsity represented the Green, which Coach Johnny Donovan scouted on Saturday. The first-stringers went up to the balcony above the playing floor of the cage to get a bird's eye of the plays and passes they will have to stop this weekend. After that practice was moved to the outside field despite the rain. Choate and Walers were excused from practice, but the entire squad was reported as physically ready for action...