Word: marshals
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Last Sunday every important foreign correspondent with Italy's Northern armies was summoned to Marshal Badoglio's advance base on the flanks of Amba Gheden a few miles beyond Makale. Hollow-eyed, worried, the Marshal motioned the correspondents to be seated, then spoke out with Rooseveltian frankness. "Not unreasonably, perhaps, you have complained of the difficulty of seeing what we of the fighting services have been doing all these past weeks. Now, gentlemen, you are to have the rare privilege of watching a battle, and it may prove to be a most important battle. From myself...
...Russians and Red, furious quarreling raged between Japanese-Manchu officials and Soviet Consul General Mikhail Slavutsky. He refused their demand that 108 Manchu troops who recently mutinied against Japanese officers and took refuge in Siberia across the Soviet border be disgorged by the Soviet Far East Army of Red Marshal Blucher. Finally the Russians became so incensed that on orders from Moscow all Soviet citizens in Manchukuo were urged to catch the next trains to Russia by Soviet consular officials who handed out railway tickets free to Reds who lacked money. On further orders from Moscow the Soviet Consulate General...
Thirty-seven men will be voted on today and tomorrow to fill eight Senior Class offices. These offices are: First, Second and Third Marshal, Treasurer, Orator, Chorister, Poet, and Odist. Pictures of all candidates with a short biography are to be found on pages 3 and 4 of today's CRIMSON...
...balloting for Marshal, care must be taken to specify first, second and third choice. If only one name is marked it will be assumed that the nominee is being voted for as First Marshal and he will be credited with three points. However, if three names are voted for, the choice for First Marshal will get three points, for second two, and the third man will be credited with one point. To be valid all ballots must be signed in the place provided for such signature. Unsigned ballots will be simply omitted...
...Herbert Marshal is so taken with Margaret Lindsay that he has to ask Ann Harding for his freedom is not made quite clear. In the cinema, a smile from the villainous Margaret turns the trick. In real life the trick would be turned down the sink if unfaithfulness were as unattractive as it is in "The Lady Consents." But if you can swallow this one incredibility, you will enjoy he picture...