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Kudos for your masterly Alice in Wonderland presentation of President Truman's recent OPA reshuffle [TIME, Feb. 25]. That's the sort of writing which makes TIME my favorite magazine-factual reporting agains) a background of timeless fantasy...
...Midwestern manufacturing executive added: ". . . Only by a dissemination of factual material on an unbiased basis to the peoples of all countries can we hope for an understanding of our common problems...
...were a long way from such ebullient claims as A.A.F. General Henry H. Arnold's 1943 statement: "We did it ... aiming our explosives with the care and accuracy of a marksman firing a rifle at a bull's-eye. ..." A typical 1944-45 score, in the coldly factual language of the new report: 3.5% hits in a factory area covering three and a half square miles (see chart...
...Great Divorce, Author Lewis, who teaches medieval literature at Oxford, takes himself and a load of jostling, quarreling passengers from a twilit, drizzly city of endless streets to a fresh meadow at the foot of a cloudy mountain range. "The last thing I wish is to arouse factual curiosity about the details of the after-world," Lewis warns. But the grey city, he realizes, was Hell; he and his bus-mates are spirits on an excursion. Damnation is not final; they may stay in Heaven if they choose...
...opinion is that the underlying cause is the free American press. There is a great deal of unhealthy propaganda emanating from many if not most of our newspapers-sometimes intentional, sometimes truly factual, sometimes biased opinions of columnists-but often harmful to international relations. Please don't get me wrong, I am not advocating the abolishment of a free press. My position is that the editors should carefully evaluate every article intended for print-decide if it is harmful, even though true, and omit...