Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 October 1949 — Page 20

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

SATURDAY, OCT. 1, 1949

REFLEX York, Creative Age Press, $3. = Scribner, $3.

IF WE are to reconstruct

is to be?

THERAPY." “THE THREAD THAT RUNS SO TRUE." By Jesse Stuart. New York, By EMERSON PRICE, Book Editor, The Cleveland Press sonality in order to dispose of the emotional torments de_stroying the means of happiness, who among us is so wise as to determine precisely what that more perfect personality)

The aim of Andrew Salter in “Conditioned Reflex

By Andrew Salter. New

Called Revolutionary i

75.

completely the human per-

DR. SALTER consistently reminds us that we are talking animals—nothing more—and that in the fundamental sense we respond as animals to influences about us.

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to re-|cidents in a book that cofitains,

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Fortunately, he is that rare A. 8 jan With 3 fully e

symbols, nor is he guilty * employing the intellectual tics which so often disthe limitations of some tioners. And he knows how write simply. “We have only one thing to jearn from psychoanalysis,” he

ing, which he conceived to have something to do with knocking the teeth out of the teacher's imouth. He came out second best (with Mr, Stuart.

genteel atmosphere to his temple of learning, Mr. painted the school white. Then

trouble with another suitor who, unfortunately, had a number of friends. He couldn't see them in the dark, but he heard them luxury items. Thus far, it has his jungl bellow with laughter when rotten|been impossible to ‘manufacture be that at|/tomatoes and eggs spattered and sell cheaply such fascinating onal ten-|over his Sunday suit. . These are only a few of the in-| Rush Album,” edited by Joseph Henry Jackson and - published! some violence, |last February ($10). | yr = Tt

here but for the most part is a gentle recitation of the joys and hopes, the loyalties and quaint habits of Kentucky mountain folk.

Determined to bring a more Stuart

he discovered that Vaida Conway, considered a young lady approaching marriageable age, frequently craved a chaw. She got to planting huge patches of |

ing. Her alm was always good.

and spanked her. Vaida's Pa than she did, but he cooled off when Mr. Stuart showed him a copy of the Kentucky school law, which strictly forbids the use of

But the author did not always

and there,

i . i Writes H I story ' {temporary engravings and photos. | : f Quite apart from the Wells Fargo:

Writes Essays

Dr. Kenneth P. Williams, professor of mathematics at Indiana’ University, has written a twovolume military study of the Civil War, "Lincoln Finds a General," which Macmillan will publish Nov. 1.

tells us, “and that is what not to do. ”

memes i 5 Boa won FDR's Aid

iTells of Era

headache to publishers and to

volumes as

American histories the

story itself, the juxtaposed pictures of bonanza towns d and after their heyday are a won-| derful feature of the Beebe-Clegg! book. They tell more than pages | of prose,

Shiver-Bait

of glossy apples, an overstuffed chair and the fall fireplace is David C. Cooke's annual batch of neatly-plotted puzzlers, “Best De-| tective Stories of The Year— 1049”, i

Hlustration Depicts ‘Gold Rush’ Train

boom years of Nevada mining three generation ago.

eaves. of "he. ramenacs suse | lustrated History of Wells Fargo

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and Charles Clegg. New York, Dutton, $7.50.

By HENRY

THE NEW l{llustrated. history of Wells Fargo by Lucius Beebe|times, the company met force tobacco in any form on school and Charles Clegg again demonstrates the importance of what With force, property. | newspapers call “art.”

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Despite her age and size, Mr. D : | f Pi | Stuart turned her over his knee emonstrates mportance 0 ictures {of the Hutterian sect in their rare {absences from their communal! didn’t like that one bit more|"U. S. WEST: THE SAGA OF WELLS FARGO." By Lucius Beebe|ency in the minds of most pioneers Utopias in South Dakota and : in California, Montana sometimes indulge in a {Nevada and areas eastward as far ginful ice cream cone or a de-|

{and prospectors

BUTLER |as the Mississippi. In violent |jiciously wicked candy bar.

employing

wagons.

Engravings may be a costly

Scribner's “Gold

YET NO amount of what the an enterprising competitor of exsomposing room impartially calls isting ig 8 b %- terrapin,

|actentiy familiar—even through| movies—as transporter and cusretail booksellers trying to move todian of mineral wealth from {roaring mining camps to rela{tively sedate cities during the mad West, evidently dominated |Euia hunting years. t

MR. BEEBE, as a conmelsseir|

of now-vanished railroads and a |Tather sadly,

the “spacious” living in the gold-| house benches.”

In a way, the planning of this entertaining] e firm functioned as a kind of book. He likes the “backdrop” of “The Dream Gate”

business enterprises its determined part.

Sudden riches brought

oysters,

You would never believe it, but sharp-|some of the 10 American and 30 {shooter guards and posting Canadian Hutterian colonies have, Last July, Random House brought out the late Edward Hun- handsome rewards for the appreemerge in triumph. For instance, | gerford’s informative story of Wells Fargo at half the price, put hension of holdup men. he consented to a blind date ode| With a small fraction of the 225 illustrations Messrs. Beebe and 8 8

summer evening, and ran into| Clegg have provided.

installed milking machines and are talking about buying station’ J§

“Yes,” Dr. Marcus Bach said!

“Hutterian fences!

are sagging. I even saw a copy of wistful savorer of what he terms|«rrye Romance’ on one of their

= » 8 FOR SEVEN years the author| (Bobbs-| [pontle government, just as otherlagainst which Wells Fargo acted Merrill) has been visiting and merican have done during chaotic periods.

‘type” can supplant in popular years after its founding early in{able in each bonanza town. Vir- man militarists during the Thirty

cally convincing evidence of con-

symbol of law, order and effici- was and is likely to remain, the

dramat- the 1850s, it had become the chief Years War. y | ; th k Lode, ginia City, on the Comstoe . During the first World War, anthology of Victorian mystery

uring

The firm of Wells Fargo is suf-

Fills Book

“BEST DETECTIVE STORIES OF

THE YEAR—1949." Edited by, David C. Cooke. New York, Dutton, $2.50. By JACK WARFEL | PRIME accessory for a bowl

Embracing the liveliest shiver-|

bait of a dozen authors, -the collection is up to the mark of ex-| cellence established by the thrée previous volumes. ;

A new species of sleuth is introduced in opening paragraphs of “The Green and Gold String.”| Philip MacDonald's contribution,! as Dr. Alcazar, circus clairvoy-| ant, peers into a palm and sees’ murder gaudily bundled. |

: ” = - | DAWDLING over a piece of breakfast brioche, Investigator)

good sense. He takes| I-D.R., MY BOSS." By Grace Trant reads the morning society|

psychology out of the dark dungoons of hocus-pocus and brings it

Tully. New York, Scribner, $3.” |

FOR NEARLY 17 years, Grace

the realm of ordinary under-imuiyv's boss was the late Frank-|

standing.

lin D. Roosevelt; private secretary in that history-

she was his

‘JT IS the author's contention making period between 1932 and thiat the inhibitory personality re-/jo45 She now reveals her ex-

to outward

Influences nerjences of the period in “F. D.

cally, or becomes the victim/p My Boss.”

of vague, irrational fears because these responses have been illogically conditioned. If he is here in agreement with the agreement ends at this point. For his method pequires the re-education of the emotions, often by means of hypis. He claims to accomplish (I do not doubt his case histories) in a surprisingly short ; e, * And he succeeds to this end without grave, owl-faced allusions t% an Oedipus compiex; without . extensive exploration of the Hinds of childhood, and without | couch, that convenient piece of

Indeed, if his opponents are to howl this book down, they must be prepared to howl very loud and very long

BACK in the days when Jesse Stuart taught grade school in the| yemote Kentucky mountains, al pair of bare knuckle fists were needed to Implement the Riogties of education. He had them, them to such excellent

some-

This book is quite valuable and thoroughly interesting; it is a considerable contribution to history and a further aid in evaluating the achievements of Roosevelt. It contains no startling new facts, but it is one of the few books written on the subject in recent years in which the hero is almost constantly before the eyes of the reader. That Roosevelt was a hero to Miss Tully cannot be gainsaid, but her obvious feeling in the matter does not impede the work as a good personality i

Controversial Book

Judge Jerome Frank, of the U. 8. Circuit Court of Appeals, has written a controversial new book, “Courts on Trial: Myth and Reality in American Justice,” which Princeton University Press will publish Oct. 24. Outspoken in his criticism of “court house

|government,” Judge Frank vig-

orously denounces many prevalent methods in the conduct of trials.

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to the Homan)

his pupils in his nesome Valley » from

Softens Sorrow

personality and

pages, sees planned murder in the, actions of a lovely charmer in! the book’s second jolt, “Murder in One Scene,” by Q. Patrick. There's not a mild page in the volume which includes Thomas Walsh's “Sentence of Death” Henry Norton's “The Black! Door,” and Harry KXlingsberg's “Crime in Plastics.” You may lose all inclination to eat chicken aft-| er a reading of Arthur Williams’ “Being a Murderer Myself." Not for delicate stomachs. !

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perfect type. Though largely a ghost town, it's increasingly a {tourist center, with its fancy sa{loons still made noisy by the pre{juke jangling of coin music-boxes.| |In its big days, “drinkers in the| {better bars seldom asked for {change from a five-dollar gold| | plece.” w Americans never seem to tire go {of the old West, whether in books ao boss,

most men to work!”

{or movies. An illuminating fore-|

{with the “spacious” days. |of ‘Wells Fargo the machine had and every Sunday.” {yet to dominate the imagination lor inhibit the personal achieve- Kremlin,” we murmured. {ments of the individual. . .. As] {a result the personnel of the company was not composed of] {thin-blooded technicians in pesti{lential laboratories, or of chem{ists in horn spectacles, or even of] the shabby and mannerless trad-| jers in sack suits who are now the

. 5 {diplomats and statesmen. . . . Lucile Hasley, native of South eip on Monk ' and Jim Miller.

“The Dream Gate.”

{a Hutterian.

Bend, has written a volume of [would have spat heartily at the] op " notion of housing commissions, familiar assays, ‘Reproachfully social security and old-age penYours," just published by the sions for mendicants.”

New York firm of Sheed & Ward.

'of us.” The passage is pure Beebe, in|

| by fo boss, a hog boss, a carpenter boss, | . » {word to “U. 8. West” gives some 5 kitchen boss and over them nT a a {insight into the authors CONCern tne hogs of bosses, the preacher {who is chosen by the commune) It reads, in part: “In the age and who preaches every night,

“How like Kansas City and the

live with the. Hutterians, has put of formerly fatal diseases. the essence of their lives into) pases wo He once |asked them how he could become

“That's simple,” they explained. {“You just give up everything you own and we put it in the colony treasury, You find work you like, |dress as we do and become one

Dr. Bach asked if that meant

Mrs. Hasley is the wife of Prof. {the vein of his almost ludicrously giving up his wrist watch and his

‘snobbish society columns for the car.

Louis Hasley, professor of Eng- New York Herald Tribune. But|

“Why not?” they asked. “What

lish and dean of the college of |it suggests also that much of our do you want with a watch? We've

nostalgic regard for the past/got the colony bell. And what do

arts and letters at Notre Dame grows out of our perplexity with|you want with a car? You're not

University. the present. going anywhere.”

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Candy Pritchard and her boat-loving pals engaged in conferences are shown in one of

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istudying the colonies of thes. ¢_. a nw ipainell, B . big bearded, homespun-clad, religious for'Robb White's "Candy," one Farne oston Red Sox pitcher,

It carried mail via pony express. spending. Mr. Beebe never wearies Communists who have used entered the stagecoach field as of listing the champagne, brandy, hooks-and-eyes and have forbid-| fole * gras, den buttons since they adopted,

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