Sept 10 1949 Saturday Evening Post Wire Tapping Communists Philadelphia Phillies

Description: September 10, 1949 Saturday Evening Post - Complete Issue Man Missing New York City Bus on cover as Illustrated by famed artist Thornton UtzThis is Utz's FIRST Saturday Evening Post cover Description:Complete magazine - original and vintage - 168 pages. Volume 222 - Number 11. Condition:Good with wear to edges with small edge tears. Magazine has mailing label. Staple bound and holding well all pages are attached with no writing inside. Small 3/4 inch tear at back cover towards bottom of spine. Some pages have handling wear and a small tear here and there. For being 75-years-old this is in pretty good shape. Details:The articles are great time capsules including a feature on Idaho's Priest River and the men who clear log jams, A fascinating story about Communists who are teachers and what should be done about them influencing young minds in schools and colleges (sounds very much like today huh?) The Cities of America covers Omaha Nebraska. William Mellin's story of being a wire tapper who once trapped Dutch Schultz and Waxey Gordon. Mellin's story is told to famed writer of The New Yorker and New York Times, Meyer Berger. The parents of Philadelphia Phillis star Richie Ashburn and how they host in their house other ballplayers. And actor Victor Mature tells about the role he liked best. Contents are: Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 StoriesSTATE OF MANHOOD Sophie Kerr WEEK-END HOUSEWIFE. Jack SherJOURNEYMAN LOVER Paul JonesSHERIFF OLSON BETS HIS LIFE. MG. Chute ArticlesI WAS A WIRE TAPPER William J. Wellin, as told to Meyer BergerTHE CITIES OF AMERICA: OMAHA Arthur W BaumOUR BLOODY JUNGLE ROAD TO TOKYO- THE DASH FOR MANILA (Fifth of seven articles) Lt. Gen. Robert L. Eichelberger and Milton MacKayeTROUBLE SHOOTERS OF THE RIVER William L. WordenWHAT SHALL WE Do ABOUT COMMUNIST TEACHERS? Sidney Hook SHOULD WE DO BUSINESS WITH TITO? Demaree BessTHAT HOUSE WHERE THE BALLPLAYERS LIVE Harry T. PaxtonHOLLYWOOD'S MOST POPULAR SHOW Pete Martin SerialsWANTED FOR MURDER (Fourth of six parts) Richard MacaulayRENEGADE CANYON (Sixth of seven parts) Peter Dawson Other Features Letters, Post Scripts, Editorials Verse, Report To The Editors, Keeping Posted This Saturday Evening Post magazine features tons of great old advertising - many in color. For those who collect advertising this can be a valuable resource. Includes a great Coca Cola color ad on the back cover. about the coverThornton Utz's action-filled cover, which contains many detail that you shouldn't overlook, turned out to be a double triumph for him. He says it gave him an on-top-of-the-world feeling. For it is this well-known Post illustrator'’s first cover appearance. Also, it set him up as a professional photographer. While taking background photos in New York Utz snapped Vito Quatela’s rolling hot-dog stand at 24th Street and Ninth Avenue, which is peeking around the corner in the painting. Quatela wanted a copy of the picture: so they entered into a contract. And later a print was mailed to him with this bill: One 8-bv-10 photo— price, one hot dog. Utz ix planning to pick up the payment himself; this is no case for a bill collector. About Thornton UtzThornton Utz was born Nov. 15, 1914, in Memphis, Tennessee, where he spent his young years doodling in textbooks. After discovering his artistic talent, he struggled to save enough money to attend art school in Chicago. With the country in a depression, Utz could afford only one year at the American Academy of the Arts and though he studied there for only a short time, he learned the secret to being a great artist: drawing continually. And draw Utz did, as well as paint, illustrate and design. Initial recognition of his work came for his illustrations. During the 1940s and '50s, Utz provided advertising illustrations for clients such as Coca-Cola, General Electric and Ford Motor Co. His work also graced more than 50 covers of the 'Saturday Evening Post.' International fame came with portraits of Princess Grace of Monaco and President Jimmy Carter. In addition to personal portraits of Carter, the family's 1977 Thanksgiving celebration is forever immortalized, thanks to Utz. One of his most serious artist decisions came in 1987, when he was commissioned to design the stained-glass windows for the Catholic Church of the Incarnation. 'He struggled a lot before accepting the windows at Incarnation,' said Utz's son Scott. 'He was troubled because of a passage in the Bible on how we shouldn't carve idols and engrave images. He didn't want his work to be glorified.' A man of religious conviction, Utz feared that his artwork would be recognized more than the biblical message behind it. Despite his achievements, Utz never fancied himself an artist talent. 'He was so humble, though so little of himself,' said his daughter Dawn Hadley. 'He never thought of himself as a great artist. That was just his work and his trade. That's what he did to provide for his family.' Terms U.S. bidders only Payment eBay managed payments Please pay within 48 hours. Shipping Will be shipped USPS, your choice from dropdown shipping menu. Will be shipped within 4 businessdays after payment (usually faster). Please note postal rates increased AGAIN on July 24 2024. That's EIGHT price hikes in a little over 4 years. Shipping price varies and is calculated based upon your location. Sales tax: If your state has one you pay to eBay and they remit to your tax authority. I make nothing on your taxes but am charged a percentage on the tax by eBay. What a racket. 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