Word: redness
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Berlin. Hearty was the greeting from the Swiss, who made no secret of their fear for the next few months-with mud drying on the far bank of the Rhine, with sunlight swallowing the Alpine Valley fogs, with trim fighting planes, wing-marked with a white cross on a red field, regularly droning overhead, with the Federal Council of seven Swiss elder statesmen quietly upping the army from 150,000 to 500,000 in preparation for good weather. Hearty and well-publicized was Sumner Welles's luncheon with his old diplomatic crony, Leland Harrison, the Minister to Bern...
Berlin. Berlin's good weather ended with Envoy Welles's arrival. No flags, no bands, no military escorts were at the station. No U. S. flags, but the flaring white, light blue & red pennants of conquered Slovakia flapped in the snow over the Hotel Adlon where he unofficially stayed. A Slovakian propaganda mission, headed by young, black-haired, shouting Slovakian Propaganda Minister Sano Mach, pulled up at the front of the hotel at the same moment Welles's car drew up. Unobtrusive in a dark suit and black soft hat, poker-faced Sumner Welles gave no sign...
...Landismen are favored over the Medicos in the Graduate School Championship basketball game tonight at 6:45 o'clock. The Law School team is composed of erstwhile college greats, among whom are Dinty Moore, Stanford Captain. "Scof" Scoffield last year's Princeton captain and Red Lowman former Harvard star...
With six minutes to go the scoreboard read 31 to 25 for the Red and Blue, but in the next four minutes the Crimson put on a spurt, and with two minutes left Joe Romano sank a shot that tied the game at 35 all. At that point Ross Hahu, Sophomore forward, was given two free shots, and although he made only one, it was enough. No more Harvard shots came even close to the basket...
...leader of the Red and Blue forces is Hen Soleliae, six foot two Sophomore, who has scored 90 points in nine games to gain a somewhat better average than with 92 in ten games. Wes Fesler calls Soleliae one of the most promising men in the League and he is certain to be a continual menace to the Harvard basket tonight...