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Vulgar Light Sirs: Dewey's remark (TIME, June 5) to newspaper men, on entering the Hershey Hotel, sheds new and vulgar light on the Republican white hope...
...enjoy a paragraph which your story on the Lacandons of Chiapas (TIME, May 22) brought to mind. As you remark, the Lacandons are "an ancient, charming and all but extinct people." They are also one of the few non-Christian people among Mexico's many Indian tribes who have some knowledge of TIME...
...This week welcomed Polish Premier Stanislaw Mikolajczyk for a talk about Russian-Polish boundaries. His arrival now gave added weight to Prime Minister Winston Churchill's remark last week: "I have an impression that things are not so bad as they may appear on the surface between Russia and Poland...
...York Times's Turner Catledge seized on the President's remark about "late spring," wrote a hot-&-heavy story that this was prime evidence that Franklin Roosevelt hoped still to be in the White House in the spring of 1945. No other correspondent went out on this limb. Most took it as a tip that another Roosevelt-Churchill meeting is on soon...
...troops knew that action could not be long delayed. Cabled the suspicious correspondent of the King-hating Toronto Evening Telegram: "C.O.'s had been primed to caution their men . . . to be on their best behavior. . . ." The only grouse heard from the ranks was the not-so-cryptic remark of a hard-bitten private with no love for dress parades: "I wonder if they can read our thoughts...