Word: 151and
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...went by Clipper the long way round—across the Atlantic and up through Russia's threatened backdoor. Next winter he hopes to come out again through Turkestan and Siberia. By then the outcome of the whole war may well have been decided on the steppes—and Graebner will have played a vital part in keeping its story in TIME clear and knowing and authentic...
...over he got a dramatic sea-level view of the Battle of the Atlantic, for 26 U-boats were plotted on the ship's course between Ireland and Newfoundland. Since then he has been writing his personal knowledge and experiences into TIME'S Foreign News—and getting reacquainted with his family with whom he has spent only 14 weeks in the past two and a half years...
...less experienced war correspondent. There will be fighting all along a vast, shifting, 2,000-mile front from Archangel to the Black Sea. But Graebner's main work will be behind the lines, to see and report on as much of the Soviet Union as he can—and thus to help TIME'S readers toward a better understanding of this new Russia, which is battling 4,000,000 Nazis on one front and immobilizing a million Japs on the other...
...even the 8% it was still possible to import did not sound dependable: 6% came from Ceylon—a long haul through Jap-infested waters—and the other 2% from Africa and Latin America...