Word: metalized
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...cloud-hung volcanic wastes that are the Aleutians, U.S. forces live as they never dreamed men could-like moles in quarters buried in the ground except for metal or tent roofs. "Not nice," they say, "but safe...
...they hoarded enough for the season, too. There is a real shortage of silk tights and stockings-but a barelegged circus girl does no lasting damage at the box office. One glamor-girl act is especially well fixed: golden girl Betty Nitsch and her elephant rely upon a metal of which the U.S. has plenty...
...political approval. But expert O. M. W. Sprague, former economic adviser to the Treasury and to the Bank of England, came out for Keynes, termed the White plan overcomplicated, warned that nations with little or no gold would certainly resist any attempt by the U.S. to use the metal for purposes of domination...
...erstwhile rugby players are invited to show their metal at turnouts held 4.30 on Tuesdays and Thursdays at Soldiers Field, so announces Sid Cabot, coach of the Harvard Rugby Club. The first turnout of the 1943 season was hold last Tuesday afternoon. All B Schoolers are eligible whether or not they have had any previous rugby experience...
...Hope. The U.S. Treasury may propose a somewhat different use of gold than that contained in the Keynes plan. But most monetary experts agree that the best thing that could happen is for the U.S. to lose some of her gigantic stockpile of the metal through the process of normal trade relations. This should be possible, provided the U.S. does not again return to economic isolationism...