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...30Concert Master: Beethoven, Lenore Overture No. 3; Haydn, Symphony No. 88; Rimsky-Korsakov, Capriccio Espagnol 8:45 Al Levine, accordionist 9:00 Nine o'clock Jump 9:30 Concert Hall; Stravinsky, Symphonie dos Psaumes; Bach, Orchestral Suite; Bach, Toccatta in F 10:45 Interview and news
...tradition of neroes in the well-bred English style disappeared about 1910, and foreign-born authors came into their own by introducing the realistic and socially-minded type of novel, he stated, until at present Saroyans, Sand-burgs, and Dos Passos equal in number and reputation the Longfellows, Hawthornes, and Emersons...
...Dos and Don'ts of military courtesy (Don't salute an officer in public places or with bundles in your arms), the care and maintenance of small arms, scouting and patrolling, map reading, many another basic military subject, are you-and-me subjects to the Soldier's Handbook. It all winds up with care of the soldier himself (brush teeth twice a day, see the doctor if you feel ill) and a glossary of common military expressions, some hangovers from World...
Brazilian hearts beat faster last week at the news that Private Oscar Corrêa dos Santos had been awarded 17 years' back pay. For Oscar Corrêa dos Santos, as every patriotic Brazilian knows, is one of two remaining survivors of the heroic Dezoito do Forte (Eighteen of the Fort...
Last month Archibald MacLeish, poet and Librarian of Congress, blamed himself and other post-World War I writers for the cynical pacifism of U. S. undergraduates (TIME, June 3). Such fine and honest writers as Hemingway and Dos Passos, said he, had done their job too well, had left the younger generation immunized not only against phony patriotism but against all moral judgments. LIFE asked a number of writers for comments, this week prints the answers. Samples...