Word: dumping
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...were moved by the story (TIME, Feb. 16) of Ye Yun Ho, ardent young graduate of Korea's Presbyterian Theological Seminary, to send in contributions (or ask where they could be sent) to help him build his church for the scavengers living off of the city dump at the outskirts of Seoul. Recently, TIME Inc.'s Tokyo bureau chief, Carl Mydans, visited Presbyterian Ye and airmailed the photographs and the account of him below...
...Republican also attempted to revive the Eisenhower-for-President boom. A Manhattan adman started a "People for Eisenhower" campaign, hoped to get an avalanche of letters and postcards to dump on the Republican convention floor...
...toward the photographers; Clifford himself glistened with confidence and sunburn oil. Looking at the two of them, no one would suspect the gravity of the problems which arrived daily in the pouch from, Washington. No one would suspect, in fact, that the country appeared to be getting ready to dump the whole Truman Administration...
After a while, Ye Yun Ho, 28, came to live at the dump. Like many members of his new "parish" he found himself a packing case and moved in, sharing his food with those who were worse off. On Sundays he gathered his flock together on the flats for simple services, and when the autumn winds blew cold, he began to build a church...
Presbyterian Ye calculates that he needs approximately $100 more to finish his dump-heap church. Last week the windows were glazed at last, and Ye and his flock of young Christian scavengers were praying hard for a new improvement-a floor to cover the frozen ground. But Ye Yun Ho was also thinking ahead...