MARCH, 1948
VOLUME XV, NUMBER 3
CONTENTS:
FRONTISPIECE, Georges Braque
THE WORLD IS A WEDDING, Delmore Schwam
279
A CENTURY'S BALANCE SHEET, Jean Vannier
288
ATLAS ON GRASS, Vernon Watkins
296
THE MORALE OF THE RED ARMY IN GERMANY, S.T.
297
UNDER THE SKY, Paul Bowles
305
FOR WHOM DOES ONE WRITE?, Jean-Paul Sartre
313
THE SOVIET LITERARY PURGE, Alexander Rasumovsky
323
BARRAULT AND ARTAUD, Mary Otis Hivnor
332
POEMS
STORM AT CASTELFRANCO, Chester Kallman
339
A PAGEANT OUT OF MIDNIGHT, Edward McGehee
342
THE JUENGER CASE: A COMMUNICATION, Hans Meyerhoff
343
NEW ROADS, NEW ROUTES, NEW LINES OF GOODS, Frank Jones 348
THEATER CHRONICLE Mary McCarthy
MUSIC CHRONICLE, Rene Leibowitz
ART CHRONICLE, Clement Greenberg
REVIEWS
357
361
366
THOUSANDS OF WORDS, H.
L.
Mencken
371
MUCH OUTCRY; LITTLE OUTCOME, Elizabeth Hardwick
374
THE PASSION AND THE TASK, William Troy
377
PROVINCIAL, John Berryman
379
POETRY CHRONICLE, Leslie
A.
Fiedler
381
PROS AND CONS, P.R.
385
CORRESPONDENCE
389
Reproductions of two paintings by Arshile Gorky
A photograph of Gide and Barrault at a rehearsal of "The Trial"
