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'Nudes can find own way home'

10th January 1981
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.7.0NGRATULATIONS on your publishing "Nudes can find their pwn way home" and on the res)onsible attitude your magazine s taking. It is reassuring to kniziw :hat in your advertising and he luality of your articles will be 30th professional and informa:ive without relying on this type A material to increase your cir:ulation. It is heartening to find hat a long established magazine ike your goodselves are prepared to withstand the pressure from this type of poriography. May you have a most 3uccessful year in 1981.

E. A. SHERIDAN Co Kildare NITH reference to The Hawk's :olumn (CM, November 22) reyarding nudes on calendar, I would just like to add my wholehearted support and congratulate you on the action you have taken.

T. L. JOSE Director Ernest A. Notcutt & Co Ltd Beckenham, Kent CONGRATULATIONS on your reply to Curtis of Newport re "girlie" calendar. His type have not grown up. Unfortunately, there are a lot of them around.

Again congratulations on your reply.

A. BURNETT Dewsbury Yorks I WAS GLAD to read that your correspondent agrees with BRS on the subject of "girlie" calendars!

You'll be aware that in 1979 we produced a children's paintings calendar and although we published a modest pin-up calendar in 1980, we nevertheless backed it up with a scenic pictorial alternative calendar. For 1981 we've gone all the way and commissioned our own illustrations of local subjects. We've even invented a 14-month year!

DAVID J. SEWELL Group Publicity Manager BPS Ltd

I FIND it hard to believe that The Hawk's dislike of nude pictures needs to be aired in CM, but find it impossible to believe that the Editor needed to be so rude to J. Curtis, who like many of us in the transport world, have these nasty things in our offices. Perhaps you are in the wrong game,

E. R. WHITE Croydon The Editor was once in your game, Sir, and don't you think he was only making a suitable riposte to the letter writer's comments? Presumably you do not have your wife or daughter about the office. — Editor.

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People: J. Curtis
Locations: Newport

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