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Editorial
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October 1941
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6
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EDITORIAL
The Riposte has never won any medals for promptness of publication. Its summer of quiet has this year been longer than usual and its subscribers are entitled to some explanation.
Every member of the staff found himself burdened down with more work in his personal business this year than ever before. It had reached a point where a staff meeting was called to consider just what could be done to maintain publication. It was not a matter of money or a lack of things to say. It was a matter of time which cannot be bought, borrowed or stolen. Something resembling a reorganization resulted from this meeting. The staff was enlarged and a schedule was adopted for the publication of six issues a year. That is a promise and there will be those six issues as long as there are no governmental reductions in magazine publications.
