December 1958

In This Issue
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Articles
The Lesson of Iraq
“Let us not forget that our essential policy interests are identical with those of the Arabs.”
Russia
Accent on Living
War of Nerves
LEROY OSTRANSKY is a native New Yorker who is now composer-in-residence at the College of Puget Sound in Tacoma, Washington.
Tennis on Tv
RENÉ MACCOLL is the roving correspondent and columnist of the London EXPRESS.
Oh, Tidings of Comfort and Joy
The Prospect Before Us
Italy Today
Editor's Introduction
Italians as Builders and Pioneers
Dawn
A Bridge Over the Atlantic
An Ideal Journey Through Italy: Modern Characteristics of Historic Regions
The Secret: A Story
Benedetto Croce: Philosopher and Humanist of Modern Italy
Italian Fashion: The Art and Business of Elegance
The Rebirth of Herculaneum: Archaeologists Restore a Roman City
Uncle Agrippa Takes a Train: A Story
Insomnia
The New Painting and Sculpture: The Emergence of Abstraction
Italian Architecture Today: Variations on the Modern Style
First Song
The Move to via Del Corno: A Story
The Problem of the South: The Redevelopment of the "Mezzogiorno"
Gastronomic Italy: An Epicurean Travelogue
Some Italian Recites
I Saw the Muses
The Wedding Journey: A Story
Contemporary Italian Writers: A Survey of the Literary Scene
The Italian Theater
The Motion Picture Industry: Neo-Realist Art and Box-Office Pressures
The Goat
The Music Situation in Italy: The Break-Through Into Contemporary Style
Jazz and Folk Music
The Mediterranean
The Italian Economy: Some Notes on Its Achievements and Problems
Economic Policy in Italy: Planned Economy or Free Enterprise
Italian Science
A Chronology of Italian History
Biographical Notes on the Poets
