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Flood from the West. Made-in-America supplies were still rolling into England last week. At one medium-sized port, U.S. troops and British civilian workers swarmed aboard cargo ships, unloaded tanks, jeeps, guns; unloaded and assembled 65-ton diesel locomotives, 300-ton floating cranes; attached wheels and accessory equipment to scores of tank cars...
While TIME'S editors would be the last to classify the magazine as an investment counsel medium, I wish to do so. Back in the Dec. 14, 1942 issue I read a short article on Northeast Airlines, Inc., which contained the sentence, "It was growing so fast even its sponsors were dazzled...
Nothing new in classic blockade-running has been developed. The three ships sunk by U.S. craft were typical runners. Medium-sized freighters (about 7,000 tons) with better-than-average speed (15 knots up) work out best. They rely on luck and bad weather, pick the foggiest of nights to leave Europe...
...three days' operations last week, U.S. bombers and fighters, flying from Britain and Italy, shot down 268 Nazi planes. By midweek a major American sweep over Nazi airfields and "mystery targets" in France sent hundreds of heavy and medium bombers out and back with out ever sighting an enemy aircraft...
Quiet and untemperamental, Chodorov is also stubborn, even cantankerous; he wears a hat in warm weather, goes without one in cold. He wrote Decision over all his friends' protests. Says he: "Every other medium of intellectual dissemination has gone at the problem, and it was about time the theater did." Now he wants to do "a wonderful play about the theater itself...