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TIME, May 13, under Reds, Labor and War, says: "... Sir Walter Citrine, general secretary of the British Trades Union Congress . . . agreed to a proposal by Chancellor of the Exchequer Sir John Simon that pay rises in Britain be stopped. . . . These things caused the London Daily Worker to publish a series of articles . . ." on the basis of which the Worker was sued for libel...
...John Hanzlik and his co-workers at Stanford University have been working to put bismuth into practical anti-syphilis pills. Recently they settled on a soluble sodium bismuthate compound which they called "sobisminol." Last week in the American Journal of Syphilis, Gonorrhea and Venereal Diseases they were able to publish an impressive summary of results...
Last week Reader's Digest announced that it would put out still another edition as a matter of public service. Because many a foreign reader had written in saying that the magazine gave him a new understanding of U. S. life and motives, Editor Wallace decided to publish a special edition in Spanish to promote good will among the American republics-a project which won enthusiastic approval from the State Department...
When LIFE'S editors, last February, decided to publish a close-up of Negro Champion Joe Louis, they looked about for a Negro journalist to write it. The man they picked was dimple-cheeked Earl Brown, 38-year-old, Virginia-born managing editor of Harlem's weekly Amsterdam News...
...illusory and whose defenders looked strong only in the minds of those attacking them. But what was the ultimate U. S. objective? And how far was it determined to go? Said General Motors Vice President James David Mooney: "If we intend to go to war, then we ought to publish the conditions that will provoke us into the war. We ought to quit telling the world that we won't fight under any circumstances. . . . Americans have too proud a tradition as fighters to endure a national policy that would brand Americans as men who run away from anything...