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...town of Regensburg. When he discovered that many members of his audience hadn't understood a word, he repeated the talk in German. Another talk was given in Russian, to a group of Russian refugees for whom a radio station is being set up in Munich to beam its broadcasts to the peoples of Russia. At the time Scott spoke, the project was stalemated because of differences among the refugees themselves. One hassle was over names. The rightist refugees were against using the word "Soviet," because they felt the Soviet government had no legal existence; the national minorities, such...
Most favored of all was the soulful thought that the best way to meet the Soviet challenge was to reform ourselves at home-had we a right to point the finger at anybody else's broadest beam, so long as there was the slightest mote...
King James: "Thou hypocrite, cast out first the beam out of thine own eye, and then shalt thou see clearly to pull out the mote that is in thy brother...
...address appear in printed form on only one of the cards, and the address sticker which is glued to the copy of TIME each week is copied from this card. This is done on a facsimile machine, a fantastic electric eye device which "reads" the printing with a light beam and reprints the information on rolls of pink paper...
...Beam: 101 ft., or 17 ft. less than the Queens, and just narrow enough to squeeze through the 110-ft.-wide locks of the Panama Canal...