Word: trust
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Some are trained as messengers, taught to trust only two handlers. They will carry messages from one of these men to the other over all kinds of terrain, against all kinds of odds, avoiding anyone else, attacking anyone, Jap or American, who tries to stop them. On a test through heavy jungle one dog covered 1,600 yds. in four-and-a-half minutes. It took a Marine runner eleven minutes to cover the same ground. If necessary a dog can carry 150 rounds of ammunition in a saddle pack...
...Poetry submitted for publication will be charged for at the rate of 10? per line, cash with order. This is in line with practically all newspapers published in this state, the adoption of such a basic charge having become absolutely necessary. We trust that readers sending in poetry will keep this in mind...
Loyal Soldier. General Andrés Ignacio Menéndez, Provisional President of El Salvador, was doing pretty well. Appointed by the tottering Dictator, Maximiliano Hernández Martinez, Menéndez might have made himself Dictator too. Instead he announced that he would hold the Government in trust for an elected president...
Ponce acted as though he were keeping the government in trust for Ubico and fired very few of his men. According to one story, Ubico himself did not flee to Mexico, as first reported, but simply retired to a private house on the capital's Fourteenth...
...Poling, president of World's Christian Endeavor Union, editor in chief of the Christian Herald, is preaching eight Sundays at Scots as 1944 Turnbull preacher. The Turnbull Trust was established (1925) by four sons and a daughter of Scots' parishioners, Mr. & Mrs. John Turnbull. They gave ?5,500 ($27,500), the income from which is used to invite "eminent clergymen from other parts of the world" to preach at Scots. Preacher Poling allowed Scots to pay only his traveling expenses. Scots Church was built by David Mitchell, father of the late great soprano Nellie Melba, who used...