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...exhilarating sense of the grandeur (as well as the misery) of battle. There are striking impressions and biographical sketches of Fleet Admiral Chester Nimitz, Admiral Raymond Ames Spruance, and quick, revealing glimpses of dozens of other officers and men. And there are unforgettable, somewhat baffled, but graphic reports of the nature of the Japanese enemy, especially his proneness to suicide...
...Board threw all but two score of its war time restrictions to the winds, giddily told startled U.S. manufacturers to make all the automobiles they wished (see BUSINESS). The same went for washing machines, ironers, pots & pans, electric razors, pottery, Kleenex, toys, radios, suits, dresses, storage batteries and photo graphic film...
This week, 228 Weegee photographs and 9,000 Weegee words appear in a book, Naked City (Essential Books, $4), that O. Henry might have done if he had worked with a Speed Graphic. There is the same puckish humor, the same teary sentimentality. The book gives a first-rate reporter's picture of Manhattan...
...being menaced by a ten-foot hypo needle. One above-average recording of Army life "off limits" was T-4 George R. Imhof's Leaving Fast-a harassed G.I. taking hasty leave of two dingy girls in a dingy back room (see cut). At the opposite pole of graphic imagery: Corporal Neil D. Schworm Jr.'s Corpse in the Moonlight, a gouache fantasy featuring a robed skeleton floating high over a toylike country church...
...Novelist Michael Artzybasheff (Sanine). An old hand at commercial art, he has successfully illustrated 50-odd books-although he does not particularly like to be called an illustrator. He speaks simon-pure American in a soft voice, looks and dresses like a banker. One of his best-known graphic products: covers for TIME...