Word: reade
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...just read with inward amusement of the wrath and indignation of our esteemed former Admiral Hugh Rodman, U.S.N., in connection with artist Paul Cadmus' painting The Fleet's In, as described in the Art department of TIME, April...
...surprised when I read Frederick J. Roster's letter [TIME, May 7] in which he says that "The attitude of California-in fact, of the entire Pacific Coast-towards the Japanese has changed completely," that I have wasted almost the entire day in an effort to check up so far as I might in this one small community. It was my intention to show the letter to and get the opinion of the first 50 people who came into the office. However, I only got around to talk with 43. Their opinions, without exception, reservation or hesitation, were that...
...will of the strong." But it is often unseasonable to bring the truth to light, lest in the minds of lesser men, it dazzles, and becomes no longer a somatic observation, but a personal compulsion. Judge Charles S. Sullivan of the Charlestown court is doubtless well-read in concepts of justice, and with long experience on the magistrate's bench unquestionably has formulated his own position concerning this most difficult ethical problem. Before his judicial vision unfolds more than seven-hundred years of British Common Law. The pillars of his chambers rest upon it; Coke, and Hyde, and Blackstone...
Surely, Justice Sullivan can read Latin. Malcolm A. Hoffman...
...years out of college would fight in another war and forty-three percent would not, it was revealed today in the results of an 'opinion test'. A majority of Yale ten-year men disapprove of Albert. H. Wiggin and Samuel Insult; but approve of J. P. Morgan." Then you read on and it turns out that the Yale men are going to hold a dinner (war or no war). That is all right, but the thought of a united body of Yale men openly disapproving of Albert H. Wiggin, however adequate as a publicity device for a reunion dinner...