Man of the Half-Century?
Sir:
While reading the Man of the Half-Century nominations . . . I've noticed that no one has mentioned perhaps the most important man of this century if not of the next. I am referring, of course, to oft-forgotten Uncle Sam.
Louis A. FREIZER
Madison, Wis.
Sir:
I nominate a man . . . who would never win a popular election, but who, I am confident, has exerted more influence than any other man of our time—Sigmund Freud.
E. F. McGUIRE
Iowa City, Iowa
Sir:
Orville Wright . . .
EDWARD J. HART
Edinburgh, Scotland
Sir:
. . . Dale Carnegie . . .
WILLIAM H. STARBUCK
Culver, Ind.
Sir:
The Man of the Year,...
