Word: isolationized
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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When his daughters were born, he ran dazedly away to hide, crying: "A man like me should be kept in jail." As any father would, he made a scene when control of his new daughters was taken from his hands, given to a Government-appointed board of guardians. It was...
"There was one power which could not tolerate this. It was the Jewish finance of Wall Street. In secure isolation on the other side of the Atlantic sat that malicious laughing-jack in the White House, hatching evil plots with his Semitic associates. At regular intervals Roosevelt sent his armadas...
Explanation: nothing is rationed in Aklavik (the population of 757 would not justify the trouble) and Aklavikans get priorities because of their isolation and the importance of the Arctic fur trade.
More problems than isolation wear A.A.C.S. nerves thin. Example: vital equipment reached a central African station accompanied by a note, "Screws for installation may be obtained at the nearest hardware store.'" The nearest hardware store was 1,000 miles away.
The U.S.S.R. has so far ignored Olympic games. But sports isolation has started to fade. Reported TIME Correspondent Dick Lauterbach from Moscow last week: Russia and the U.S. have a score of games in common (including basketball), and Soviet sportsmen are anxious to match skills with U.S. athletes, would welcome...