A Letter From The Publisher, Aug. 28, 1944

Hardly a day goes by without someone asking us to explain the essential difference between TIME's reporting and the reporting you get in the news columns of your newspaper.

We like to think the chief difference is that TIME's editors have time to dig back of the news and do the job the papers would like to do if they were freed from the pressure of their daily and hourly deadlines.

Perhaps the best way to show you how this difference works is to ask you to imagine for a moment that something very important has...

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