A LETTER FROM THE PUBLISHER.

The article highlights the experiences of "Time" magazine's postwar distributors in getting started in business after several years of enemy occupation. K. C. Chain, distributor of "Time-Life" on the island of Formosa, attributes the increased sales of the magazine to Professor W. Dorland and to the opening of a night English school. Denmark distributor Rudolf Fardal mentions his agreement with the representatives of "Time" magazine in Stockholm, Sweden to have 15,000 copies of the first issue of "Time" published after the capitulation of the Germans.