Word: maile
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...bearer is over 21, and entitling him to "special privileges of the dining halls." These cards are non-transferable and are liable to cancellation at any time. The method of releasing them is not the same in all the Houses. In some, the cards have been put in the mail boxes of all students over 21, in others it is necessary to get the cards from the House secretaries, and have them signed by the House Master at some hour appointed...
...wardrooms of His Majesty's ships last week after the barges brought out the Christmas mail was a heavy oblong new book for officers to look at-the 1933 edition of Jane's Fighting Ships. This compendium of the world's war boats is as useful in the Royal Navy as Who's Who is in a newspaper office. Not for many a year has any Jane edited Jane's. Since 1918 the man who has compiled photographs, diagrams, measurements of all the world's battleships has been Dr. Oscar Parkes, a London physician...
...looked like a quiet night for the Newark radio operator of Transcontinental & Western Air. Bad weather had cancelled passenger service. Only two mail planes were in the air between Newark and Pittsburgh, approaching each other through a fierce snowstorm over the Alleghenies. At 2:26 a. m. the Newark radioman heard in his earphones...
...hours later both pilots turned up, 50 mi. from each other. Each retrieved the mail from the wreck of his ship. Pilot Burford's registered mail included a consignment of diamonds worth...
...advertise the success of the loan in the United States and do not speak of America's inflation policy. ¶"Reproduce extensively the comments of the foreign Press calling attention to the Tightness of the course followed by Italy. ¶"Reprint from The Daily Mail the article Will France Go Fascist? by Huddleston. ¶"Do not make up the paper in such a way as to have all the reports of accidents and crimes follow one another, for it is not desirable to fill half-pages with catastrophic news. ¶"Warning is hereby given to abstain from using...