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...second Forum of Executive Opinion (TIME, Sept. 2), FORTUNE chose the crucial subject of U. S. rearmament. The 15,000 top-flight U. S. business executives on the Forum's permanent panel were asked how they thought the defense program was getting along. By a large majority (73.5%) they replied: the defense program is not doing so well...
Radio broadcasts in foreign languages and foreign newspapers are analyzed by the Committee on information. A weekly radio broadcast on the aspects of defense has been sponsored for the Radio Committee by the New England Town Meeting of the Air. On it distinguished experts have spoken and a panel of speakers has been made available for speaking throughout New England...
Unlike its Survey of Public Opinion, FORTUNE'S Forum of Executive Opinion uses a blanketing instead of a sampling technique. The executives whose opinion FORTUNE invites (mail) are a permanent panel of some 15,000-including: 1) presidents of all firms rated AA1 by Dun & Bradstreet; 2) directors of the 750 biggest U. S. corporations (which own some 52% of all corporate assets); 3) all businessmen whose salaries indicate clearly that they play an important part in management...
...roll call one morning last week no one answered to the name of Naval Lieut. Werner Koche. Army Home Guards found a tunnel three feet high, 100 yards long, reinforced with wood shores, which led from a secret panel in the cookhouse to a bank covered with long grass outside the camp. They also found a hidden radio room, equipped with a homemade receiver and still uncompleted transmitter. Wet cells for the radio had been made from fruit jars stolen from a train on which the prisoners had been taken to camp. Zinc and copper had been taken from unfinished...
Because Fiene had to please five juries -not only the Board of Education, but the unions and employers who paid for the murals-he thrice had to re-do the panel of living figures. Along toward the end he admitted, for the first time in his life, that he would be glad to get a vacation...