Who's for whom? And who's for (or against) what? These questions are in season during the weeks of U.S. presidential politicking, but in TIME'S approach to what is going on in the rest of the world such questions are never out of season. Some examples from this week's issue:
B. F. Bayruns is for females being women; see LETTERS, Les Girls.
Rear Admiral (ret.) William L. Erdmann was against the practice of paying import duties on whisky; see NATIONAL AFFAIRS, The Big E.
Guinea's President Sékou Touré is against offending any possible creditor. East or West,...
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