Word: secretion
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...stated [TIME, Sept. 2] that the trade secret of the fact that Barnaby was ghostwritten had been let out of the bag last week. However, in an article for my junior high-school paper I mentioned that Mr. Johnson had stopped working on the Barnaby strip. This issue of The Reflector came out last June...
Retorted Existentialist Karl Jaspers: "When acting, we have to be guided by a moral conviction and not by the illusion that we are on the inside of the secret of history...
...that "Colonel Passy" would not last long. Communists, seeing in him a determined enemy, had attacked him ever since liberation. The Socialists had followed suit. Nor was any love lost on the "boy wonder" by the Army, whose stuffy "Deuxième Bureau" was eclipsed by Dewavrin's secret service...
This week Pierre-Henri Teitgen, Minister of Justice, offered a fuller explanation: "Dewavrin used his 'caisse noire' [secret funds] to make clandestine deposits in France and abroad which he did not reveal to his successors; his accounts were incomplete and inexact to the tune of 40 million francs [$3,335]." But the Government (which had dealt with the Passy case secretly at Cabinet level) was prepared to be lenient. "You don't do counter-espionage with choir boys," said Teitgen. There would be no public trial: "It is necessary ... to safeguard certain secrets...
This week 1,000 members of the American Diabetes Association met at Toronto to strike a quarter-century balance sheet on insulin. (Among those present: Charles Best. Absent: Sir Frederick Banting, killed in a plane crash while on a secret wartime mission to England.) Diabeticians found the gains many, but the war against diabetes still far from...