Word: prints
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Such charges are utterly untrue, as anyone knows who has studied history and observed the Church as she is in the world today. To print them as news, on the unsupported word of an anonymous correspondent, can scarcely be classified as factual, unbiased reporting; that TIME has done so evidences either a cynical disregard of truth, or an inexcusable lack of information. ELEANOR & AGNES KENNEDY Minneapolis...
...covers, Artzybasheff was one of the first artists TIME'S editors asked to try his hand at it. We have now published 33 of his men-of-the-week (nine of them fellow Russians)-and we have five other Artzy basheffs in our "cover bank," each ready to print the moment the personality it so unpredictably portrays takes his place in the spotlight of the news...
Congratulations on your article about De Gaulle (TIME, May 29). It is highly informative; the most accurate account of the lofty leader that has yet appeared in print...
...finding has been that a story told entirely in pictures and short captions rates top readership. This fact was worked into a cinema-in-print formula by Parade's former managing editor Fred Sparks, who left for Look early this year. With such devices, Parade reached a 2,000,000 circulation in newspapers within six months. It has since been stymied there behind the paper shortage, but advertising lately has been on the rise...
When Government lawyers told the story to the press last week, company officials cried Unfair! Hundreds of such cases, they claimed, come up every year without getting into print. It would take several quarts of the improperly distilled water to give a man a fever; the "undissolved particles" were material which had come off the ampoule glass; the mold was probably Penicillium notatum. (Winthrop makes penicillin.) Unfortunately for the company, distilled water is not supposed to contain anything but water, not even gratuitous penicillin...