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The article reports on the plan of the Western Growers' Protective Association (WGPA) to offer refrigerated truck lines services for the eastern produce industry.

The article presents the American view over the perceived threat of the dominance of China over Asia. The U.S. Ambassador to Tokyo, Edwin O. Reischauer, has also upbraided the Japanese for not fully comprehending the realities of contemporary China. For one thing, the U.S. is sharply upset by Japan's leaping trade with China. Sino-Japanese commerce reached nearly $500 million in 1965, up more than 50 per cent from the previous year. In fact, China was Japan's fifth largest trading partner. In addition to that, the article presents information on various other information.

The article presents information on various articles to be published in the coming issues of the journal. Next week the journal will publish a special High Fidelity issue. A group of articles will deal with the economics of the industry, the cultural impact of high fidelity, and other important aspects of the subject. Coming issues will contain many other articles of special interest. In the December 4 issue Nathaniel Peffer, professor of international relations at Columbia University, author of the "Basis for Peace in the Far East" and other books, warns against delay in reaching a settlement in Asia and makes some constructive proposals.