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Dilemma\n\nAN EDITORIAL  \n# For the Record\n\nAmbassador Lodge is reported anxious tocome home from his post in Spain to enterthe political wars in Connecticut again.  \n··.Together with fifteen colleagues inboth parties,Senator Paul Douglas has pro-posed that the federal government grantspecial subsidies to schools that agree todesegregate.  \nVeteran lawmakers in Washington are jok-ing privately about the irony of the posi-tion of the two parties on the proposal toincrease the national debt limit:Undergoading of the White House,Republicans areset for a vigorous fight against Democraticthreats to limit the proposed increase....Inter-Service feuding was spurredagain last week,with Assistant Air Secre-tary Norton quotedas saying that theArmy's successful rocket was \"very,veryexpensive\"as compared with the Navy's Van-guard,which has twice failed to climb intoouter space.The Army promptly denied thecontention—with facts and figures.  \nThe purges within the East German Com-munist Party last week are believed the out-growth of increasing anti-party sentimenton the part of students in East German Uni-versities.Party bosses are trying to pre-clude open student revolts.·.。Veteranobservers are putting a somewhat similarinterpretation on the elevation of Chen Yito the post of Foreign Minister in RedChina.The replacement of Chou En-lai issaidto be a gesture of appeasement to main-landers who feel that Chen Yi,a militaryman,is more responsive to the national willthan Chou.··.U.S.Trotskyites are push-ing for a \"broad new united front\"of allSocialists,Communists,radicals and pro-gressives.  \nTV networks are cutting back expenses alldown the line in the wake of decisions byseveral major advertisers to drop or limitTV budgets and return to magazines and news-papers to sell their wares.··.Major Gen-eral Snyder(Eisenhower's physician)laysdown as a rule for attainment of long life:\"Overcome extremist tendencies.\"  \nThe Soviet Literary Gazette reports in-dignantly a remark by a hero of a Sovietnovel who,\"trying to correct the unfavor-able impression\"his poor room made on hisbeloved,comments:  \"Socialism is ill-adapted to adultery.\"\"How,\"the Gazetteasks,\"can a man be sarcastic about his ownsentiments?\"  \n# NATIONALREVIEW\n\nA WEEKLY JOURNAL OF OPINIONEDITOR:Wm.F.Buckley Jr.PUBLISHER:William A.RusherEDITORS  \nL.Brent BozellJames BurnhamJohn ChamberlainWhittaker ChambersWillmoore KendallSuzanne La FolletteFrank S.MeyerPRODUCTION EDITOR:Mabel WoodWASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT:Sam M.JonesAssoCIATESMaureen L.BuckleyPriscilla L.BuckleyJonathan MitchellMorrie Ryskind  \nCONTRIBUTORS  \nC.D.Batchelor,John C.Caldwell,Frank Chodorov,JohnAbbot Clark,_Forrest Davis,A.Derso,Max Eastman,Medford Evans,Karl Hess,John D.Kreuttner,  \nJ.B.Matthews,Gerhart Niemeyer,Revilo Oliver,  \nE.Merrill Root,Richard M.Weaver,Frederick D.Wilhelmsen,Gen.Charles A.Willoughby,Garry WillsFoREIGN CoNTRIBUTORSLondon:Anthony LejeuneMadrid:J.DervinMunich:E.v.Kuehnelt-LeddihnASSISTANT TO THE PuBLISHER:J.P.McFadden  \nCONTENTSF'EBRUARY 22,1958 VOL.V,NO.8THE WEEK ..............................171ARTICLES  \n# An Introduction to Violence\n\nRalph de Toledano 176Now You Don't See It....Priscilla L.Buckley 181DEPARTMENTS  \nFor the Record ...…    …………..170Letter from London..…..Anthony Lejeune 179The Third World War …….James Burnham 180The Ivory Tower ..…..Wm.F.Buckley Jr.183To the Editor .……....         ...189BOOKS,ARTS,MANNERS  \nDilemma of Conservatism ......Stanley Parry 185“T.R.”.....................Frank Chodorov 186Disorder at the Whitney ......Geoffrey Wagner 187Books in Brief............  .......…..188  \nNATIONAL REVIEW is published weekly,except the second and thirdweeks in August,by National Weekly,Inc.Copyrighted 1958 in theU.S.A.by National Weekly,Inc.Second-class mail privileges authorizedat Orange,Conn.  \nEDITORIAL AND SUBSCRIPTION","cbCaieyXXhti9x9c","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaieyXXhti9x9c","pdf",2336207,24,"English","# An Introduction to Violence\n# Horns of 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