Department KR: A Section of Briefer Comment
Autumn/ November 1968
Conversion and After
My father’s favorite joke symbolized our family’s attitude toward religion. A little boy told his Sunday School teacher that another little boy had said there wasn’t a God. When the […]
Fiction
Spring 1963
Shadow of an Eagle
After living away from New York for nine years, Charley and Helen Osborn finally decided to go back for a visit. They arrived late on a cold night, made good […]
Fiction
Winter 1961
Night Guard
“‘Man’s age-old melancholy, the coming of autumn,'” said Mr. Fisher, looking around the table at his daughter Charlotte and her two children. “That’s Whitman, I think.” He knew he had […]
Fiction
Spring 1960
One of These Days . . .
They closed the windows every night against a hoped for rain, and by the time Ralph Pickens got to his office in the morning the air was stale and hot […]