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...food crisis and many of them haven't shoes but their devotion is lifting them up to a different plane." Unlike dogmatic Russian Communists who are positive that there is no future life, Son Corliss has recently set down his speculations in Issues of Immortality (Holt, $1.50, 198 pp.). Neatly he poses the question whether or not Modern Man goes to a Modern Heaven, replete with conveniences to which he is accustomed...
Kindly give me your authority or the source of your information for the statements pp. 19 & 20 of the March 7 issue, concerning the existence of a chain of subterranean forts which guard the French frontier from the English Channel to tl e Mediterranean...
Died. Ivar Kreuger, 52. "Swedish Match King"; by his own hand (pistol); in Paris (see pp...
...rise in defense of the "saintly" Frances Elizabeth Willard in an effort to wipe clean her nicotine-stained fingers, may I offer this tobacco episode as presented by Miss Willard herself in her autobiography, Glimpses of Fifty Years? The chapter head is "College Days," and the reference appears on pp. 116-117: ". . . I wish I had not had those months as a 'law unto myself,' though nothing worse occurred in them than I have told, except that one night Maggie and I dressed up as two pirates. I had been reading that greatest of pirate stories Jack Sheppard...
...which they both struggled, and into which he tumbled and was nearly drowned." Thus Mrs. Edith Gittings Reid, wife of Harry Fielding Reid, Johns Hopkins professor of dynamic geology & geography, begins The Great Physician: A Life of Sir William Osler, published last fortnight.- Her book is briefer (293 pp.) than Harvey Williams Cushing's two-volume year-by-year life (1,413 pp.). Yet she gives a full picture of "the greatest physician in history." She quotes Dr. William Henry Welch, who brought Osler to help found Johns Hopkins Medical School in 1889, on Osler's "two greatest...