Word: sundays
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...more than 60 years of age and have five children and nine grandchildren. In your May 25 issue, I read that S. A. Chase comments unfavorably concerning your art section in the May 11 issue where there was displayed the figure of a slightly less than nude woman-Sunday Morning. To me this print was alluring and certainly proper from all viewpoints. Our young people in our private and public schools are taken to the art museums where there is more or less nudity displayed. Our public buildings many times have statuary of more or less nudity. I invite...
...keep children innocent and at the same time expect them to find their way in the world when they leave the protection of the home? My six-year-old son looks at TIME pictures (news and advertising) regularly and of course sees the nude pictures along with the others. Sunday Morning (TIME, May 11) aroused mild curiosity on his part which gave me the opportunity to answer some very pertinent questions. I welcome this opportunity and sincerely hope that TIME, the all-family magazine, will continue to print newsworthy pictures. MRS. WILLIAM E. KNUTH San Francisco State Teachers College...
Collector Gellert says he heard Preacher's Belly in a small Alabama church one Sunday morning before the service began...
...London the weekday rate will be $21 for three minutes, on Sunday as low as $15. A similar reduction will apply on calls from Manhattan to Paris, Buenos Aires, Rio de Janeiro and Lima, Peru. The present $33 charge to Berlin and Santiago, Chile, will be cut to $24 on weekdays, $18 on Sundays. Where it now costs $21 to call Panama City or Guatemala, the reduced rates will be $12 and $9. To London, Paris and Berlin, U. S. telephone subscribers may call at night for the same price as the Sunday charge...
William J. Watt '37 was elected president of the Catholic Club last Sunday after their Communion breakfast in the Union. Other officers elected were Thomas H. Broderick, vice-president; William T. Haley '37, treasurer, and George M. Mahonay '37, secretary. The outgoing president is Thomas H. Dowd...