Correspondence.

Presents several letters to the editor referencing topics and articles discussed in previous issues. Views of a reader on the United States' stand in the Second World War with reference to the American history; Comments on a previous article published in the October 6, 1941 issue on radio advertising; Reply to a comment on his article on radio advertising by Jesse Rainsford; View that the mental age of the average radio listener may be twelve, as often reported, but there are certain programs, such as "The World Today" and "Information Please," where it is much higher; Agreement of a reader on a previous article related to radio advertising; Question asked by a reader to the journal related to radio policy; View that Bruce Bliven's series of articles related to scientific knowledge on the work now being done by research scientists, "The Men Who Make the Future," has aroused widespread interest; Comments on the editorial "Educate the Army" published in the September 29 issue related to propaganda for the U.S. Army; Comment on the review of the book "My New Order" on Nazi dictator of Germany Adolf Hitler's speeches; Views of Malcolm Cowley on comments related to his review of the book "My New Order"; Information on the organization of a branch of the Union for Democrat Action in the Port Chester, New York, New York City, and Rye, New York; Clarification asked by a reader about Army purge in the United States as reported in the editorial "A Purge in the Army" published in the September 8, 1941 issue.