Word: stockholmers
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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They also attacked John Scott [TIME'S Stockholm correspondent], going into detail as to his antecedents, Scotch-Irish they said, but suddenly, before you know what's happened, his real name is revealed as "Isadore Kaplan," just as surely as President Roosevelt's name is "Rosenfelt." And of course, since he is a Jew, what else could be expected of him, but that he write typically Jewish lies to be printed by your Jewish-controlled magazine...
...Hiya, Babe." In Stockholm, five Swedish airmen advertised their hankering for feminine companionship, boasted that they had shot down five Flying Fortresses ; they soon had answers from 225 Swedish girls asking for the names and addresses of the Fortress crews...
TIME'S Stockholm Correspondent John Scott flew to Helsinki last week on his first visit since Finland's spring negotiations with Russia (TIME, April 24). He found the Russians still seeking a political solution that required the least military expenditure, the Finns still convinced that they had a bargaining position despite the Red Army's advance (see WORLD BATTLEFRONTS). Cabled Scott...
False Hopes. Last week, three days running, Erik Boheman of the Swedish Foreign Office called Soviet Ambassador Mme. Alexandra Kollontay in Stockholm to tell her that the Finns would form a new government any minute now and please to remain close to the phone. As the Finns continued to fumble, the Swedes' embarrassment became more & more acute, for they are almost as anxious as the Russians are to get the matter settled. The Russians, watching Finland writhe, her defensive positions shattered, a large part of her army knocked out and her politicians still arguing about a new government...
...wish I had space to tell you the special steps we had to take to get the full Invasion story into our editions printed in Mexico City, BogÓta, SÃo Paulo, Buenos Aires, Stockholm, Cairo, Teheran, New Delhi, Sydney, and Honolulu and still get the issue out on time. It is a story of wirephoto, of plane delivery, of special teletype hookups and of wonderful cooperation from many friends of TIME-a story that fills seven pages double-spaced...