Word: reference
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...between the special-duty nurse (largest group in the profession) now working twelve or more hours a day-84 or more hours a week; and the institutional, staff, or hospital nurse, for whom ten hours is the more usual daily schedule. The 300 or more hospitals to which you refer have the 8-hour system for special-duty nurses...
...mine the first praise given TIME'S excellent maps? I refer especially to the one dealing with the Russo-Japanese situation which appeared several months ago [TIME, Feb. 12] and to the one of Dillinger Land in the [May 7] issue...
When some poer unfortunate had the brilliant inspiration the other day to refer to a rare rhododendron as a magnificent hydrangeas, diplomatic relations were instantly severed...
...first annual report, this council, while new in name and organization, is not new in basic purpose. On the contrary, it is a plan to preserve in effective form an extremely desirable asset of Harvard's earlier life which, in recent years, had become unwieldy and ineffectual. We refer to the time-honored meetings of the whole faculty, with their president in the chair, for discussion and decision of rules and policies...
...refer to trade conferences now being conducted by Japanese industrialists and government officials with England's textile manufacturers in London and America's tuna packers in San Pedro, Calif...