the first sentence of which reads:  `The fact that American soldiers confined in prison-camps have been treated with extreme brutality may now be regarded as established.’  So again I write a polite letter to the `Times,’ pointing out that I think they owe me an apology.  And how does the `Times’ treat that?  It alters my letter without my permission.  It cuts out my request for an apology, and also my quotation of its own words calling for my punishment!  The `Times,’ caught in a hole, refuses to let me remind its readers that it wanted me `punished’ for telling the truth! `All the News that’s Fit to Print!’”