Word: mapped
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Some of TIME's news gatherers move around all over the map, but Zinder is an excellent example of the TIME correspondent who does all his traveling in the one corner of the world that is his special beat and who has to know all about its peoples, customs and problems...
...keeping plenty of sand spits free of vermin since this war started. Your comments relative to the Pacific often refer to "Midway still holding out," etc. What the hell do you think is going on, a private war on Midway? Look at some of the other spots on your map for an idea occasionally...
Thus the battle of transportation took on No. 1 importance. Some idea of its size is indicated by the accompanying map, on which each star shows a place where U.S. soldiers, sailors or technicians are now stationed (many other places are still secret...
...YOUR MAP SEEMS TO IGNORE BELGIAN CONGO ALLIED TERRITORY. WISH TO RECALL SUCCESSFUL PARTICIPATION BELGIAN CONGO TROOPS ABYSSINIAN CAMPAIGN...
Islandia lay south of the equator. It was the southernmost tip of the Karain Continent. There is even a map of it (see cut). Its seasons were Windorn (winter), Grane (spring), Sorn (summer) and Leaves (fall). It had a climate, a terrain, a history and a literature all its own, all of which Austin Wright invented. Its inhabitants wore what the English of that period would have called "rational dress" (knickers of navy blue broadcloth were correct for men), and their furnishings and architecture rather suggest the tastes of Frank Lloyd Wright (no kin to the author...