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...there were a responsible and informed opposition, the correspondents would not have to choose between Government handouts and their own spasmodic and insufficient private investigations, and editors would be able to analyze and interpret and comment upon an informed debate instead of having to conduct the debate themselves...
...must not interpret the above-stated presumption, however, as an indication that established differences in wages can never become inequalities. They may be subject to adjustment if they become inequalities which must be rectified in the interests of full production of war goods. The point is, however, that a showing of an inequality in wages requires much more than a showing of differences...
...legal problems are sought eagerly both for corporative practice and for vital jobs within the war machine itself. A few of these jobs are: 1) Judge-Advocate branches of the Army and Navy which enforce and maintain military discipline. 2) Army and Navy supply branches to negotiate contracts and interpret regulations. 3 F.B.I. investigators for whom legal training is essential. 4) Deputy United States Marshals who enforce Federal rules and decrees of Federal courts 5) Legal advisors to interpret orders and legislation governing all war production. 6) Administrators, assistants, and investigators in nearly every agency and department of government...
...know just who writes what (even TIME'S Managing Editor sometimes can't tell). But I hope you feel that the end product of their work as it appears in TIME shows they are reporters who can think with authority in their chosen fields-and interpret that authority in cogent, succinct newswriting...
...shipwrecked seamen left in the hotel got almost too much attention. An average of two first-aiders hovered over each; extra workers entertained them with cards and checkers, plied them with magazines, cigarets, candy. Miss Loretta Besa, formerly of Santiago, Chile, now a New Englander, was called in to interpret the sailors' Spanish. She took down a letter from a Puerto Rican to his wife: "Dear Wife, I am O.K. Everything is about the same." One sailor refused to eat until he found out the food was free. All his money went down with the ship. A luckier sailor...