Evening star., 1940-10-13
Life in Tougher Sections
Of Chicago Continues to
Occupy James Farrell
Studs Lonigan' Creator Tells of
Another Boys Struggle
Against Environment
By Mary-Carfer Roberts.
Father and Son
By Mary.Carter Roberts.

Bu James Vanguard Press
from
settlements Chicago Scenes and characters
Young Danny oNe
the streets parks halls and bathing
beaches years Longan
and studs h himself m ] once n or ae0 an their tine ad
the previous one
with from the 1onigan osy The
that this book tells the story bp Danny dd sa e podn e story
the mates of the volumes outweigh the dssmares OF
% II he s t
show him what genuine decency
Of ignorance prejudice bad false
has @ along % h @ ssI s e ad
the M wea While he
under n Sen
operator dimy trying to better
through several ambitions
a he has % wanted h 4es be p o @ af sm
something glamorou and gng beyond
for the likes this with h s5 S
vision and weak Danny drifts world or % SUBJ %
him. snob worshiptuy embracing evil which,
The counerpoise picture oNel Dannys
father the few noble which Mr. Farrell has to
whose squanded his wit wife
fore s
children uneducaed himself he puts pathetic faith schooling and
hopes his boys amount to something But the best any
the where he himself
has his life Jim the man Of the @ & virtues & where
real cowardce
Silence .Gsss5
ruined by the hdeos world in which the
Of bs father 5 r tire Of H his ni oo M @
with little Ireland has don him. and & all his his
shaped them Danny and Jim the chief Of the work but
they have to stand Mr.
%
ioess
an pc sia its ss by stsn ss aas e
inducs
o' ANY this life , amy S o % Why mstI e..
book derives from this naasm The method seems to her.
s the peon snd edup M ans
merely authors of Studs on
himself porayng
% s % MR. the oH ass Tas n astsa a % o
bodied forh In Father and Son. seems to the reviewer this WITTY.
ing fire lacking result the work lacks that unity which derives
routnized Mr. Farre hands He duse
Tragedy in France
By Andre Mauois Translated from the French by Denper
Ltndley. New York: Harper e. Bros
Mauo brilliant of what happened
He not tell us anything which already heard
extraordinary clarity and mpresvely wel-kni logic.
outbreak Of war; and that both the period of calm at the beginning
improve equipment rvaes poi
clans and their mrees and the between statesmen and
@ ed the G the war tho both & 6s0e and the the
modern
activities the the Allied defeat
all things
presentation as Mr. Maurois offers to us here
He ascrbes the Allied failure profit by the eight months l
the the stupidity the commissariat
military
btkeg and to the quarrelng of politicians He
England sufficient
delcacy; reading
atenve take the compliment ally
compliment quietly bitter profoundly damning
Indictment.
had attacked 20 they had
defensive did his
declaration nia
French
people.
brilliant summing up may
little perfect
public public He
has produced the OCCASION perfect argument which the
understandable impaired interest the
would him to
conclusions
Evrops in the Spring
By Glare Boothe New York. Alfred A. Knopt.
playwright; this book she turns
Before back
America Italy, there the
mans Holland England Portugal she
the would all right
intermnaby talking doing deocracies
highly personal story, but noneheless true
learned the allies those
England France have been and
Ir