Word: sayed
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Blame the CBS and Orson Welles for the panic that was created by the radio dramatic program [TIME, Nov. 7]? I say no! They should be commended for their realistic presentation...
Like the majority of Americans you have too much to say, and when you've had your say it hasn't been worth listening to! In your issue of Sept. 26, you say: ". . . absolving those who had already sold out the little Republic." Meaning, of course, Britain and France...
...Britain's Neville Chamberlain did say: "No one in this country would seek to defend the senseless crime of the murder of vom Rath, but at the same time there will be deep and widespread sympathy for those being made to suffer...
...chosen rector. In 1716 the "Collegiate School of Connecticut" was permanently established in New Haven, and at the suggestion of Cotton Mather, another Harvard man, it received the name of Elihu Yale, a Boston native who, like John Harvard, had made a gift of books. From the first, historians say, relations between mother and child were intimate; students of both studied a similar curriculum, saturated in Calvinism, and transferred frequently from one to the other. Yet, as symbolized by the color which she adopted for her livery. Yale was much more conservative...
Wells Lewis '39, son of novelist Sinclair Lewis and stepson of columnist Dorothy Thompson, becomes a novelist in his own right this June, when his love story ontitled "They Still Say No" (title written by father Lewis) is to be published...