Word: fold
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Ushers at the dance will be: Lipman G. Fold '35, John P. Schou '35, William West 2GB, John Arthos 3G, James M. Estabrook 1L, S. Thernbury 1GB, and William H. Schmidt...
With a three-fold purpose, the Junior Varsity team has been given up this year. A larger number of men are thus enabled to receive the coaching of Fesler, who is keeping 15 players this year instead of the customary ten. More floor space is provided in the gymnasium and more men are released for play in the House League...
Abashed by the uproar he had produced, Provost Moore soon invited the four councilmen back to his fold. But there were strings to the offer and the councilmen declined. Declared they: "We are not Communists . . . nor have we ever used our offices for the purpose of furthering the program of any radical organization. . . . We feel an intense loyalty and pride in our University, and are anxious for reinstatement - but only as full-fledged American members of a truly American University...
...detail of men's clothing which until now has never has been satisfactory is the fly of the trousers. The buttoned fly, no matter how carefully made, is bulky because of the extra fold of material required; it bulges and wrinkles in a way that is most unsightly...
Sweden's aged King Gustaf, who mortally fears Soviet Russia, was having the Communist jitters again last week. Last month the League of Nations took U. S. S. R. into its fold of respectability (TIME, Oct. 1). Straightway King Gustaf, by no complicated chain of associations, thought of the Aland Islands. The Aland Archipelago in the elbow of the Baltic Sea separating Sweden and Finland is the ticklish spot in Sweden's naval strategy. Overlooking the harbor of Stockholm, the Alands are some 300 sandy, stony little islands and one big one. They are full of Swedes...