Word: send
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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Readers of our overseas editions often send us the names of friends "who should be reading TIME, but aren't," with the suggestion that we invite them to subscribe. Recently, we turned the tables on some of our Latin American subscribers by asking them for the names and addresses of friends and acquaintances in their areas who might like to subscribe to TIME. To date, we have received hundreds of names from them. Said a subscriber in Belize, British Honduras: "The first two names on the enclosed list are of people who usually swipe my copy of TIME before...
Doubtless there is some danger involved in the decision to send American and South Korean forces across the 38th parallel at this time. It will certainly reinforce the Communist propaganda line in Asia where the propaganda charges American or white imperialism. It may provoke the Peking government of China, or perhaps the Kremlin, into some new aggressive action, even into an all-out war. But in the present situation the risks involved in immediately occupying all of Korea appear to be sound...
...popular opinion, Kent noted, the Business School Placement Office contacts relatively few firms itself. It saw representatives of 215 companies last years and expects to deal with about the same number this year. Several of these 215 are big outfits such as Proctor and Gamble or Ford which habitually send personnel men to the country's business institutions. Many more, there are special contacts of the Business School...
...TIME, Sept. 25). Last week Moscow's Pravda "translated" his statement into Communist Russian: "Before you is a rich city. In it are many sweets and wines. Take Seoul and all the girls will be yours. The property of the inhabitants belongs to the victors and you can send it home in packages...
...early models could be used only once; they smashed themselves to bits when they smacked the earth. So the models had to be equipped with telemetering devices to send the readings of their instruments by radio to recording receivers on the ground-an expensive and not always efficient process...