Word: crypto
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Dates: during 1947-1947
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...Weld the Democracies." I must now say a word about my own country, and yours. First of all I ask you to pay no attention to the many insulting things which are said about the United States by the Communists and crypto-Communists and fellow travelers in our island. Their interests and their instructions naturally lead them to say everything in their power to make division between us. You should completely ignore their taunts and jeers-for instance, I noticed in the newspaper bitter words from a Mr. Priestley, who gained some acceptance in the war from the fact that...
...CRIMSON said, this is not the intention of the Bill of Rights, because the CRIMSON doesn't want its presses smashed when it prints the kind of editorial it did. And it is not the privilege of crypto-Communists like RW, TW, WW, and AdB to give the Bill such an interpretation when it suits their fancy. All parties are to have an equal right before the law, and private persons are not to take over the police function at any time. Every citizen has a great duty to defend orderly process and the law as it stands, changing...
...Next day, the record was corrected-Churchill had said only that Wallace had "foregathered with . . . crypto-Communists." Rio de Janeiro was startled when a translator's error produced the headline: "Churchill Says Wallace Is Communists' Christ...
Said a London cockney: "He certainly knows how to talk to common people." Said Winston Churchill (according to one report): Wallace is "a crypto-Communist -one who has not got the courage to explain the destination for which he is making."* Wallace's retort: "I am a progressive Tory...
Then the great Thomist Professor Etienne Gibson of the College de France puffed his fat cheeks, pursed his wide mouth, and dealt roundly with Crypto-Philosopher Sartre and his satellites...