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...Soviet Union against the forces of Fascism to be sincere and requiring the full support of all liberty-loving people throughout the world." Up to that moment Britain's war, through Joe's rosy, red-rimmed binoculars, had been just another imperialistic bloodletting, and to hell with it. But now there was a Red star in the heavens for N.M.U.'s sailors to steer...
Then Dad horns in and says, "Milk, hell, that kid is crying for TIME...
...tougher. The initial Nazi torrent, catching the Russians with their rubbers off, had swept ahead breathtakingly. But in the second week it began to look as if that early ease had been misleading. The Germans came up against a tough natural line at the Berezina River where Napoleon caught hell on his return trip, against the so-called Stalin Line at the Dniester River and near Zhitomir, and against ferocity and tenacity everywhere...
...accordance with the new methods of reorganized OPM (TIME, June 30). OPM asked for nominations, got eleven representing truck and automakers,* will get eight more representing parts makers. Warned OPM, "We don't want any stuffed shirts, or men who won't work like hell. We want the best...
...personal stories, extremely well told. He was born 67 years ago in Florence, Ala. His Grandma Thumuthis foresaw musical talent in his big ears, but his preacher father, to whom hot music was Satan's own cajolery, used to warn him: "You are trotting down to Hell on a fast horse in a porcupine saddle." The boy broke away and wandered, sounded the depths of dereliction in "that gay capital of the sporting world, St. Louis." He married, became bandmaster of Mahara's Minstrel Men. His story of those seasons is a homesick, gaily colored set of lantern...