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… Power.” New York: Charles Scribner’s Sons. $4.00. America Comes of Age. By Andre Siegfried. New York: Harcourt, Brace … and with constant comparisons between their respective viewpoints. Here, however, we must be satisfied with a brief … main trouble with the book, however, is that its author deals too much with superficial appearances, and too little …

… have felt more secure on the assumption that we were neutrals because it declares that we are. But a French … involvement is slight, and classes this country as a non-combatant belligerent. While one may disagree with the … as saying that modern war embraces “everyone from the soldier in the most forward lines to the humblest citizen in …

… buses that honk and belch incessantly as they carry commuters to construction sites and factories in towns like … by his daughters. They reached the site just as two bodies were pulled from the wreckage, neither of them Rina’s. … thousand workers spread from end to end and across the weak points at its core. Paki was attaching a zipper to a pair of …

… $3.00. Behind the Urats. By John Scott. Houghton Mifflin Company. $2.75. The Russians. By Albert Rhys Williams. … Mr. Dallin has scrupulously avoided proving some particular points, or the desire to paint a moral. It is his belief … powers of resistance not by the fanatical bravery of her soldiers alone, or the reserves of man-power, but by the …

… Hemingway when he once observed that many a good man “will die like a dog for no good reason.” As a hand-me-down … turned out several blockbuster books about GI valor, has become a one-man industry on the war, one that The Wall Street … study in good versus evil, virtue versus depravity. It is also remembered as a time when the country rallied from a …