Evening star., 1942-01-25
Economist Sees Modern
World in Age Of Fable
Former Member of Reichstag,
Now u. S. Citizen, Defends
Democratic Government
Q., H.
By Mary-Carfer Roberts.

DemOcraI1c Government
By Mary-Carter Roberts,
This Age of Fable
By Gustav Stolper Reynal Hitchcock, York.
Occasionally there book which
an ordinary person To this species belongs the work by
sop noted German editor writer country
accession citizenship
DR. Sop former liberal member the Rchsag
correspondent Of the during
head of the Imperial Austrian
With imposing behind
writer but the cheerful
be.
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says in an age economic fable we M our thoughts and conversation
our days in Of fabulous monsters which have no existence
THE fables embraced he ARE equally shared by
the the best people by the leaders % Of sim art
fooled
Capitalism Fights Against Imperfection.
that the % n1 that n is : chaotic
day fatty capitalist democracy
ss @ on
point captalic
always branching out IN new plans TOR growth and 50 2 Its people nave
aibiity
s all
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= 5 as pT @ men She % n he ns 1 Il.
influence Of National Socialism will be apparent
Stolpers attack the
uar notion that capitalism produces for profit. and Therefore Hv
s o e o
T M 'o fe 1s M S he
built and voluntary cooperation Of its
make the system work
taop terror This reminiscent the conclusion reached by
Ma and n M sse sas
m and not d s1e % ooa been
Ascendancy Of Nationalism
The fable Of the have and have-no nations another popular
he says that strong nations seize materials
weaker powers with no such ADVANTAGES and that as result most wars
pose Of what this single
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tionaism deermnant force Of history"
the between the World Wars
exactly the ruts If moth
hnd mi and rearanc in the lore But the
B at p es h a Of the gold of the
sy. ss s s aaa the ss . Gp of the dd his
% and lhy & Uerye by rp eTem a n0pe ana
arguments well brought of and his book has an asnsent
quality which reehes the clhe-weary soul
Noyor
Hs Angel 5Ta9sss 5o the Spanish by
latin rms 9 rnno % Novel held last ea auspices
the Division Cooperation American Union The
issued few weeks Broad and Alien Is the
ds,sas Ms3san
easy beautiful piece Of writing in
its original Spanish plot its characters
alone make
the translation What remains Of this work pathcay weak
and unsatisfactory
slight organized about the flight two friends from
forced to commit
friend who fees with him. and
white The pair plunge into the jungle and
the Indian tribes different occupations in
nakng hunting and begging Finally they
chief aided
soldiers
They witness tribal
the when civil breaks out between
government forces and the Christian popuation the
indifferent Of trouble
meantime floods their
tribe ruined
unfortunate when Ramon nterferes and is killed for his pains
the tribe starving Yet with all this suffering
reality No character in the tale than
substance than the hkeng
shadow
Guotomo the Enlightened
By John MaSefeld The Macmillan Co., Ne,p York.
This is book of four fairly long poems.
which title solioquy which
uaama explains his renuncaion the world second highly
personal which Mr. Meeld down the delights shopping
oxford and tells what he likes to and in what stores The third
ballad the theme of the Indian would
soloquy
little London artists model who describes life after working
is done-its pleasures and its hopes
All
simple thoughts But there bengniy which
gether pleasant
Arms and the Aftermath
By Perrin Stryker. Houghton Mi67in Co., Boston.