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November 1942—TIME'S first "pony edition"—a miniature magazine for overseas distribution, mostly to U.S. armed forces.
February 1943—T. S. Matthews, managing editor.
February 1943—First Canadian edition of TIME. (Current Canadian circulation: 119,561.)
March 1943—H. H. S. Phillips Jr. appointed advertising director.
April 1945—TIME'S European edition started printing operation in Paris.
November 1943—James A. Linen, publisher.
Jan. 14, 1946—Circulation: 1,500,000 (current world-wide circulation: 1,975,000).