The Washington times., 1933-06-13

natey was not writing daily column when they were
published, wasn't obliged to make my opinion puDc
This time he accomplished the dream OF every good
foreign correspondent: he has written book III WncH
everything that has happened since the amsce reported
put into relation to everything else' ana maze intensely
entertaining.
Lots Under
say everything has been put n because cannot think
of anything omitted. Under in the index discover
jazz Jehol, Pussyfoot Johnson Hiram Johnson henry
Arthur Jones and Bobby jones' James Joyce and Peggy
Joyce-and he has selected the best thing 10 put oo"n
about each of them. :.
You will find what Einstein really thinks about Pacsm
how Einstein couldn't make change in Berlin sub
way, but had to count his fingers You Will dScoVer
the truth about Mussolnis famous march on Rome out
don't believe the pcture believe the tex and what Mus
solni thinks about straw hats
He has found the little illuminating event to make his
pages gay and when he writing about revolutions
and He has managed special kind OF aloones
and mpartaly, probably because it does not matter 10
him what dictator throws him out of the country 49,,
When he foreign correspondent ne annoyed AN
nunzio in Fume the bosses of Rumana the GPU IN nus
sa and Musoln HIMSELF he has been driven out OF more
countries for writing what the rulers didn't like than any
other correspondent And he had fairly good time.
Now he has communicated not his adventures they ap-
peared in his earlier books but his Iney are
quick reading. (Ltte-Brown publishes the oook')
Forgotten German
For picture of Europe the result OF these 10 years.
+nrn TO Iittle Man What Now?' by Hans Faada 1t is
German book it has nothing to do with world events
is about two desperately young people, the life they lead
the Jobs they get lose the baby they worry over and
the remnant integrity and honor which no poverty can
DESTROY And it is Europe, in important aspect.
Neither Communist Hitherto, the book ABOUT hundn
beings, and it is very moving.
The Pinnbergers have any but there were
months when the boys shady mother gave them room and
he had Job and Bunny, expecting her first child had SET
her heart on dressng-table in shop window &c.
when months pay comes Pnneberg buys l-wlth almost
cent he has in the world Perhaps only those who have
been poor will get the full hrob Of feeling IN such scene;
nerhans that includes enough human beings, by now
Bitter and Sweet
Or later scene the department store where Pnnebrg
works quota system has been established and II sales
man falls below he discharged The gentle Plnneberg IS
nder his quota the thrh of September famous movie
comedian enters and pleased at being recognzed goes
through piles of clothes with the little salesman but nc has
no intention of buying Pinneburg in DESPERATION pleads
with him. department head comes by; Plnneburg IS hneo
for dispeasing valued customer
fancy the cass-conscous workers will despse Pmneburg
he so gentle At the end he is tempted to 60 steal
no wood but there his wife rebels And at the end there
sleht sketch of the broken Pnneberg about - hen) so
dapdated so defeated that the policeman on the great
Friedrchstrasse orders him to on suddenly Flnne
b that he was outside ALL that he no longer
BELONGED here he slipped into the abyss, and was en-
lfed That is little understanding than any doc
trne of revolution. (Smon Schuster are the pubShers