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Last week he slipped into Bremen from Istanbul and in waterfront bars rounded up the 40 Turkish crewmen of the Raman, an aged (1917), U.S.-built tanker of 7,800 tons which had found its way into Mardin's small merchant fleet. Five of the Turks sidled on to...
Picnic is a kind of naturalistic round-dance of women hungry for what they have lost or never had or were better off without. Fulfillment is as precarious as frustration: the young girl, in throwing in her lot with the roughneck, is very likely throwing away her life; the teacher...
¶ For art lovers interested in classic rarities, the National Gallery's show of Japanese art was the one to see. The Japanese government itself sponsored the exhibition, selected 91 of Japan's most cherished paintings and sculptures from the 6th century to the 19th. They were all...
Studebaker's Chairman and President Harold Sines Vance, whose conservative clothes and serious mien make him seem as out of place in a sports car as a minister on a merry-go-round, was quietly confident this week that his new car would be just as much of a...
Author Phillips tells about his own lost generation. Gus Taylor, his hero, is a small-town Massachusetts kid of a good, middle-class family who gets in with the moneyed set at prep school. The story begins in the mid-'30s and follows Gus to Harvard, World War II...