Word: tip
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...kiddles, Robert Taylor did not arrive with 4-43 ... nor did Rita Hayworth arrive at Radcliffe ... t'was sure batted around for awhile .. Tip--are those Company B boys handy with their dukes ... from the display Friday night last, God help the Axis when the boys get underway ... The mass movement the last few days to secure living quarters ashore for next month has been something...
...Take a tip from one of our Beachcombers, try the Charleston Yard Officers' Club for a week-end dinner or whatever you drink or eat on the week-end ... Hal Vincent and AI Goates missed Saturday evening moss. They were already "out" for the evening ... Joe Flaig finally broko into Wellesley ... In a nice way of course ... Jack Perlman reports that there is absolutely no truth in the rumors heard about the food in Harvard Union ... Mike J. Horn enjoyed Dorris Dox's party last Saturday evening out in Dorchester. It was a rail trip to got there, but Mike...
...Take a Tip...
Answer to Frankness. The Russian reaction was prompt and compliant. Izvestia printed recapitulations of U.S. aid to Russia recently made by Lend-Lease Administrator Edward Stettinius Jr. A Moscow radio announcer broadcast similar material at a convenient speed for stenographers to take it down-a tip-off that provincial papers were expected to print it. Ambassador Litvinoff in Washington said: "Supplies received through Lend-Lease have been an enormous help and as such deeply appreciated by the people of the Soviet Union, who are fully aware of its extent...
Supplies for the Eighth Army on the southern front have to be shipped from Britain, the U.S. and Canada around the tip of South Africa, through the Red Sea and Suez to Alexandria (see map). A desert railroad and coastal shipping, now almost free of Axis air attack in the eastern Mediterranean, move material from Alexandria to Bengasi. At Bengasi supplies are picked up and transported by a fast fleet of more than 100,000 motor lorries,* which move some 2,400 tons a day along a 600-mile ribbon of road across Libya to Tripoli. To keep the lorries...