Word: saile
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...That "such descendants" should be sent over on the Lafayette, the Chambruns thought outrageous! Happily U. S. citizens know little, care less about exquisite ripples of this sort on the suave millpond of highest French society. More interested in the S.S. Lafayette herself, they saw a ship sail into New York harbor last week which gives first-class comfort in all but name in "cabin class" cabins. By no means every first-class liner has the major "American feature" of the Lafayette: a private tub or shower bath with every stateroom...
Last week the official opening of the Bank for International Settlements at Basle (see above) was Mr. Gilbert's cue to wind up his affairs in Berlin, prepare to sail for the U. S. By signing a fat sheaf of papers, he transferred to the B. I. S. at Basle $17,577,450 representing the credit balance of the Reparations Commission at Berlin, plus $25,996,500 representing its balances in the capitals of the Great Powers...
Financed by her Government, deserted Fru Anderson will soon sail for Chicago. There the local Norwegian consul is instructed to assist her in setting aside her husband's divorce decree, proving him a bigamist liable to the full penalty...
...readers: "The Business of Cricking," "Badminton Takes Hold," "Alligators for Sport," "The Scientific Sport of Bird Banding," "In Praise of the Bilgeboard Scow." In the May issue, with a display of pride such as attends an epochal event, The Sportsman presents its "scoop": complete data and sail plans of Sir Thomas Lipton's challenging Shamrock V and the four U. S. contenders for the honor of defending the America's Cup in September-material never before divulged in advance of the race...
Thirteen years ago yesterday Base Hospital No. 5, a unit organized at Harvard University, set sail from America for France to take part in the World War. This unit was the first one to leave America after the latter's entrance into the world struggle...