Word: copyrighter
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...Copyright 1951 by TIME...
...truths, lies and simple absurdities slithers out of USA's offices on Pushkin Street in Red-run East Berlin. Free and unrequested, these magazines go by mail to editors, union leaders and other influential men in Western Germany. The Iron Curtain protects the Red editors from libel and copyright suits...
Eleven o'clock: Professor Zechariah Chafee from the Law School is giving Comp. Lit. 181, a new course on copyright laws, in Sever 5. Chafee first hit the College circuit with Soc. Sci. 120 this fall, and ingratiated himself with his dramatic renditions of famous trials. Over in the Fogg Small Room, Professor K. J. Conant lectures on Modern Architecture (with slides) in Fine Arts 173. He also gives you a chance to build your own model later on in the term. McGeorge Bundy, one of the young members of the Government department, lectures on the U.S. in World Affairs...
...Copyright, 1950, Hollis Music...
United Feature, however, denies the tale completely. It says it has full title to the copyright. It admits that Capp has much more control over his creature than most cartoonists, but claims that he did not get it until 1947-when he sued the syndicate for a ringing $14 million, and then, with calculated magnanimity, settled out of court...