Word: classes
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Dates: during 1940-1940
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Budding journalists from the class of 1943 are invited to enter the competition for positions on the CRIMSON News Board which will begin with a preliminary meeting on Wednesday at 7:30 o'clock...
...February and March for the spring sowing is as important as man power on the Maginot Line!" was raised by Parliamentary bigwigs including Senator Maurice Dormann, who demanded immediate granting of leaves to peasant soldiers "in order that they may save the French agricultural situation and our agricultural class...
...class of extraverts as busy as ever in World War II are female French journalistic trained seals. Typical Titaÿna (Elisabeth Sauvy ), self-styled "Sweetheart of Danger" and a Floyd Gibbons in skirts, boasts that she has "covered eight wars" in hottest danger spots, with stopoffs at spots like Tahiti (see cut, p. 25). Last week Danger's Sweetheart was more safely employed reading German newspapers and preparing radio scripts refuting them to be broadcast by Paris Mondial...
...sort of havoc that might well have been created by a first-class shower of Nazi bombs of the type Poland had last September. Actually, it was caused by a Blitzkrieg of the elements. What gave it additional martial atmosphere was that nowadays British weather is a military secret. The censor-fearing London newspapers carried no weather news at all in a spell of such weather as had not been seen in the Isles for 46 years. Hush-hushed was the fact that the British capital was covered with snow, that snowdrifts twelve feet high were piled...
Aficionados who know a first class carnage when they see and hear one ought to like this picture. There is seldom a dull moment...