A Letter From The Publisher, Mar. 6, 1950
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But all along his route, Sherry met TIME and LIFE correspondents, photographers and others—plus, of course, thousands of TIME and LIFE readers. "With one exception," said Sherry, "I didn't feel like a stranger anywhere." That exception was a woman traveler on the plane to Rangoon who wanted to know the name of the company Sherry worked for. "TIME and LIFE," he told her. "My," she said, "you insurance men certainly do get around."
Cordially yours,
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