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Foe\n\nHARRY ELMER BARNES  \n# Rent Control in Britain\n\nANTHONY LEJEUNE  \nThe Educationist Book-Burners  \nRUSSELL KIRK  \nArticles and Reviews by······JOHN CHAMBERLAINFRANK CHODOROV·PETER MINOT·WILLI AM ROMAN  \nE.v.KUEHNE LT-LEDDIHN·ALLAN HOUSE RYSKIND  \nFor the Record  \nAn Illinois resident imprisoned in diversSoviet forced labor camps for nine and ahalf years estimates that some 3,000 otherAmericans—mostly GI's from World War Two—are still being held.  \nThe Soviet delegation .to the presidentialinauguration in Argentina has made specialefforts to open diplomatic relations withBrazil and Chile,and to negotiate pur-chases of coffee and copper.It's reportedthe Soviet head of delegation will under-take a grand tour of South America later,following the trail of Vice PresidentNixon.··.The Japanese are resentful ofAmerican press attacks on their \"tradetreaty\"talks with Red China.Negotiationshave broken off,but the trade will be con-ducted without a treaty,in the words ofone Japanese businessman,\"just like theBritish,the Germans and the Americans.\"  \nSign of the times:All executives of amajor railroad have just taken a 10 per centcut in salary while thousands of employeesreceived a four cents per hour salary in-crease—to meet the rising cost of living.  \nSenate colleagues insist that SenatorJohn McClellan now takes himself seriouslyas a Democratic Presidential nominee in1960,and hopes to shuffle Senator JohnKennedy into the Vice-Presidential spot..·The leading contender for the Republicangubernatorial nomination in Connecticut isJohn Alsop.If he is nominated,the Republi-can candidate will lose.  \nThe government of West Germany,whichoutlawed the Communist Party in August 1956,has just opened the first trials of fifteenmembers of the party on charges of distri-buting subversive literature and holdingillegal meetings.··.The Socialist op-position to Adenauer has introduced legis-lation calling for a national referendum onnuclear armament for West Germany and onthe construction of rocket bases.Aden-auer's massive majority will kill the mo-tion.  \nThe New York Daily News quoted SenatorJacob Javits(Rep.)last week as saying\"They [the taxpayers]are numb because taxesseem dull and painful rather than vital andexciting.\"New Yorkers were reminded of the1955 statement by their Democratic Gover-nor Averell Harriman:\"The people must beeducated to the satisfaction of payingtaxes.\"  \n# NATIONALREVIEW\n\n## A WE EKLY JOU RNAL OF OPINIO N\n\nEDITOR:Wm.F.Buckley Jr.  \nPUBLISHER:William A.Rusher  \nEDTTORS  \nL.Brent Bozell  \nJames Burnham  \nJohn Chamberlain  \nWhittaker Chambers  \nWillmoore Kendall  \nSuzanne La Follette  \nFrank S.Meyer  \nPRODUCTION EDITOR:Mabel Wood  \nWASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT:Sam M.Jones  \nAssOCIATES  \nMaureen L.Buckley  \nPriscilla L.Buckley  \nJonathan Mitchell  \nMorrie 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,  \nFrederick D.Wilhelmsen,Gen.Charles A.Willoughby,Garry Wills  \nFORIIGN CONTRIBUTORS  \nLondon:Anthony Lejeune  \nMadrid:J.Dervin  \nMunich:E.v.Kuehnelt-Leddihn  \nAsSISTANT TO TEE PuBLISHRR:J.P.McFadden  \nCONTENTSMAY 10,1958 VOL.V,NO.19THE WEEK..…………  …...435ARTICLES  \nHiroshima:Assault on a Beaten Foe  \nHarry Elmer Barnes 441DEPARTMENTS  \nFor the Record ..    ……   …  ……434National Trends ..…  …..Peter Minot 446Letter from London …….Anthony Lejeune 447Letter from the Continent  \nE.v.Kuehnelt-Leddihn 448From the Academy…     ….Russell Kirk 453To the Editor ..         ………….454BOOKS.ARTS.MANNERS  \nThirties Period Piece…….John Chamberlain 449The Seabee Speaks of Freedom  \nFrank Chodorov 450The Pretty World of Mr.Cousins  \nWilliam Roman 451Books in Brief ..  ……    ….      ...452VERSE  \n“Summit Time,and the Giving is Easy”Allan House 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