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...regular reader of TIME. But this week I happened to come across your Jan. 25 issue and thought I would see what the magazine that seems to be read by quite a number of Americans was like...
...Reader Nicolais mend her dates, recall that the Zinovieff letter figured in the British general election of 1924, two years before leaders of the British coal strike received through Lloyds and other banks some $2,000,000 from the Commercial and Industrial Bank...
Author Kennedy's most skillfully constructed novel, Together and Apart attempts no diagnostic moralizing, leaves the reader to decide whether the Cannings' divorce scars were tokens of a constitutional middle-class weakness or a virulent old germ to which all flesh is heir...
Crimes of passion are lots of fun. Sometimes they do not even have to have ladies, lovely or otherwise, in them, to have a certain element of esoteric fascination for the casual breakfast reader. Sometimes they don't even have to be crimes of passion. If it's just a nice clean, complete job, like a compulsory quadruple crossing of the Styx, it's enough to ensure most of the front page of the Hub City's news vending organizations. In fact we strongly suspect that the men in charge of make-up on the local journals aren't sufficiently...
...Tories who like to chuckle over their cigars, Eric Linklater is the right sort of company. His Juan in America (TIME, May 4, 1931), a clever but kindly satire on the U. S., tickled many a reader pink...