Word: filles
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...used to buy up to 25% of the capital stock of new factories set up in the areas Edward VIII used to tour. South Wales is to get several brand-new plants in which war explosives will be made, and in Lancashire a single new factory erected to fill projectiles with these explosives is to cost ?6,000,000 ($30,000,000)-or three times the sum given by Lord Nuffield...
...much better one, not so irritating at first but ten times more toxic. This gas was first used by the Germans late in 1915 and then adopted by the Allies, while the Germans switched to diphosgene which is less stable than its chemical brother but easier to fill into shells. The phosgenes accounted for 80% of the War's fatal gas casualties. Nevertheless, it had a tell-tale odor, efficient anti-phosgene, masks were developed, and wet weather weakened its effect, made it visible. Author Prentiss does not regard its future chances highly...
...some idea of the sum necessary can be had when it is remembered that Thomas W. Lamont, who endowed the first of the "Roving professorships" last year, gave $500,000 to the University. A sum of between a quarter and a half million dollars will therefore be necessary to fill the chair honoring Dean Pound...
Thirty-one nominations for the Second Senior Election to fill the posts of Class Secretary, Class Day Committee, and Permanent Class Committee were announced last night by James A. Field '37, chairman of the nominating committee...
Until yesterday we didn't think so. But today we do. For the undergraduates, judging by what we've heard, have sunk to a state of bestial oblivion as far as the bard is concerned, and Harvard Hall, despite the English department's effect to fill in the gap, is cold,-bare ruined choirs where late the sweet bird sang...