Evening star., 1933-11-05
PUBLIC LIBRARY
Russia.

In connection WIN tne p!eseLl mo'o-
ment toward the recognition OF Russla'
the Public Library presents the follow
ing list of background books and re
cent magazine articles to supplement us
earlier list on United States Recogni.
ton Of Russia" which may be procured
on request at the central library.
Recent Books.
Russia. the Soviet Way, by r. c. Brooks.
1888. F5466 B7S4 reference.
reading course on present-day Rus
Russia. Market or Menace? by T. D.
Campbell. 1882. HC54.C22.
What Mr.. Campbell describes is
crder. not chaos. Sometimes the pic
ture is unfinished. but the outline IS
there. and the PAINTERS are on the scaf-
fold furiously at work. k."-Ernestine
Evans.
Machines and Men in Russia. by Louis
Fischer. 1882. HC54F52.
AN account of the life, industry and
future plans OF Soviet Russia by writer
who has been in and out Of Russia for
years. Mr. Fischer is sympathetic To-
ward the obJectives OF the Sovlets
The Soviet Worker, An Account OF the
Economic. Social and Cultural Status
of Labor in the U. S. S. r.. by
Joseph Freeman 1882 HFo4 -tSI.
ca. solvent to test all reports, descr1p-
tions and exposes Of Russian lfe-es-
peciallv on the status Of the worker
Freemans book is invaluable. Sidney
Hook.
REQ Smoke. by I. D. Levine. 1882
HC54L58.
For any one who now wishes honestly
to re-examine the premises Of his think
ing about Russia. this book must be
first upon the list. M M. Loves.
Russia and Asia, by Prince Andrei Lo-
banov- -Rostovsky. 1888. JUo4.L7s.
"A well written and important &C. &C.
count of Russia's relations WITH the
Asiatic people e. N.
In Place of Proft; Social Incentives in
the Soviet Union, by H. r. Ward.
1888 F5466.W22.
Mr. Ward gives US an extraorolnary
picture in this book on Soviet Russia
a picture of the transformation OF hu-
man nature under the influence OF
new type of political and economic or
genization. j. H. Holmes.
Magazine Articles.
Should We Recognize Russia? Con-
pp. 225-254
I'm this number of the Digest will be
found articles on the historical back
ground Of American-Russian relations.
present trade relations. the Third In
ternational, what recognition is and
how 1t is established and full pro and
con discussion OF whether America
should recognize Russia"
Eussia's New Foreign Policy, by Niko-
laus Basseches. Living Age, Sep
tember, 1898, PIP. 1885:
eve confront today the beginning OF
a new Soviet foreign policy. The Boil
shevist state has become conservative
factor in world politics and supports
the status quo to a certain degree"
Soviet Russia's Fight for Food. by W.
H. Chamberlin. Current History,
August, 1888, PIP. $3.50.
Congress has taught the Ameri-
cans not to drink That Is nothing,
is the reply. The Soviets have taught
the Russians not to eat
Soviet Diplomatic Successes, by e. 5.
Furniss. Current History, Septem-
Der. 1898, pp. 757-6l.
A review of Russia's altered position
growing out of the World Economic
Conference.
Test of Soviet Economy, by z. S. Fur
Mss. Current History. October,
1898. PIP. 116-19.
Actually behind the present situa-
ton. with all its light and shade. the
eficiency Of the Soviet system OF econ
omy is being tested"
Five-Billion-Dollar Customer: Amer
ica's Opportunity in Russia. by D.
Ostrinsky. Forum, September, 1883,
PIP. 1876. :,
while, naturally. no one can vouch
for the accuracy of any estimate Of fu-
trre events, qualified experts who have
read this article state that they regard