Word: secretively
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...There have been charges in the English Press," he cried, "that Schering-Kahlbaum are a 'secret arsenal.' that we are making poison gas. Preposterous! I invite the Press to come...
...matter then," said Mayor O'Brien who declined to rescind his ban on German Day. "has a broader aspect, and more serious, since there seems to be a secret invasion of the country...
...knew. Mr. Acheson had cable reports every morning telling the latest news of foreign exchange markets. Presumably they telephoned the President at the White House to get approval of their price-fixings, but on what principle they fixed their premium above the world price remained a deep secret...
...letter to the CRIMSON printed in this issue an old grad of nearly forty years' standing makes the suggestion that secret practice for the football team should be abolished. At great length he points out that Harvard graduates and undergraduates should have the pleasure of watching those who represent them on the gridiron not only on Saturday afternoons, but whenever practice is being held. Whether or not he is right in supposing that "hundreds of undergraduates" would flock to Soldiers Field to watch the Varsity practice on weekday afternoons, were that permitted, is a question open to considerable doubt...
...free of charge, is a step which could be taken immediately, and would involve no difficulties other than those of making the change itself. If several of the large colleges were to reach a "gentleman's agreement" on this matter, the smaller ones would undoubtedly follow their example, and secret practice would soon be a thing of the past. Few will deny that college football today is amateur in name only, and any change in the conduct of the game which will tend to make it amateur also in fact, should be hailed as a step in the right direction...