Word: print
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Zorn's female models were usually anonymous, but they became equally famous. He posed them by the sea or in bed -with snapshot casualness-and etched them in scratchy fishnets of sunlight or lamplight. Zorn's shy nudes found their way into the portfolios of print connoisseurs, and still adorn the paneled shadows of many a club...
Esquire magazine hasn't had a girl it could call its own since a judge gave the Varga girl back to aggrieved Artist Alberto Vargas (TIME, May 13). Vargas said he had been outsmarted in the fine print of his contract with Esquire's Publisher David Smart. Last week at a Hollywood cocktail party, Publisher Smart unveiled the Varga Girl's successor. The new deal was not one girl but a gallery full, drawn not by one artist but by 17 of them...
Headlines such as NEGRO HOUSEMAN ARRESTED AS MRS. LOGAN'S MURDERER (which was spread across Page One of the New York Sun recently) pose a question which has long disturbed thoughtful newsmen. The question: when should a criminal's race be mentioned in print? Negroes point out that no paper even in the Negro press ever prints a headline like WHITE KILLER HELD...
Organized by reporters on every governmental beat, they police the release of news. Often, at the request of a Government official, a club tells newspapers what not to print. Those who disobey are suspended, i.e., get no more news. The Finance Ministry, which controls the Government tobacco monopoly, keeps its club members well stocked with rationed cigarets. Members of the Transportation Ministry Reporters' Club get free train passes. Other offices hand out tinned food, shoes, uniforms, etc. to club members...
Asahi has 26 photographers, keeps six reporters at Tokyo police headquarters, sends a task force of 40 to cover a session of the Japanese Diet. About one-fourth of Asahi's reporters sometimes go a week at a time without breaking into print. Even so, Asahi thinks it needs more reporters for the day paper gets more plentiful, has scheduled September exams to pick them...