SUNDAY, JULY 15, 1928
THE SUMMER MICHIGAN 'DAILY
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SUNDAY, JULY 15, 1928 THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY PAG~I THREE~
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Books of the Day
The lIntelligent Women's Guide to So-
clalism and Capitolism by Bernard
Shaw. Brentano's. $3.40.
In this book Shaw tactfully and
cleverly serves a simple dish of the
first principles of socialism and
capitolism beautifully garnished in
his usual satire. The work is any
number of things, for in it are so-
ciological studies like observations
concerning the press and the school,
religious -problems, as for example,
the village church, the economic prob-
lem of the "idle rich," the eugenies
of the race--everything!
Many facts are what people already
know and would be casual if not bor-
ing were it not for the vivid style
of the author who is very much him-
self. He inserts witty remarks and
shifts, stirs, and stresses his argu-
ments to portray all that he desires
them to say. What another writer
would state Shaw illumines and
makes it shine radiating the sparkle
in his own shrewd eye. He enjoys
standing off and watching his words
dance and struggle at his will.
Shaw -in a typically Shavian way
states that he intends to influence
the men through the opposite sex and
since both are necessary to evolve
the opinions of the nation his work
ought to be a real influence. He is
particularly solicitous of his Ameri-
can readers-much more interested
in them than would be expected. It
is fomforting, however, to find that
he realizes one of his strengths and
addresses his American reader al-
munisitic basis because people need
bridges ,armies, and street lights
while such luxuriest as beer, face
powder and oriental rugs are not es-
sential and are desired only by the
few. Therefore communism may go
far and then it is useless and absurd.
One of the chief assets of the book
is that it stimulates thought on a
series of questions which might be
closed were it not for just such a
mental sting and incentive to the at-
tention. He brings up the rather un-
answerable and nearly philosophic
question of how much each person
should have. An individual under
some regimes may have all he can
get or there may be some way of
dividing the money. Shaw states that
this is an essential issue at the pres-
ent time when one widow is getting
only a few pence pension for a family
of fixe or six.
The problems are presented in a
lively manner, so that the reader
doesn't turn drowsy or let his head
droop over the book. He remains
alert and ever is inquisitive concern-
ing the next mental tangle and un-
ravelling though which Shaw is go-
ing to take him.,
(Courtesy of the Graham Book1
Store.) K. S.I
The Hotel. Elizabeth Bowen. The
Dial Presg. $2.50.
Even though chosen by the Book of
the Month Club, "The Hotel" still re-
mains a bore, and a somewhat long
bore at that. Life on the Italian Riv-
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MORALE OF TEAM IS STRONG
STEAMSHIP ROOSEVELThenroute
to Amsterdam, July 14-The series
of protests again'st the method of
choosing members of the American
Olympic team has not succeeded in
breaking down the morale of the ath-
letes, Douglas McArthur,chairmanof
the Olympic team, declared today.
"These fine young Americans," he
states, "do not understand this snip-
ing from the rear but as yet it has'
not affected their splendid morale and
they appear serene and determined."
1iRITISH GOLFERS TO ENTER
CHICAGO, July 14- International
flavor has added spice to the western
,amateur jgolf championship tourna-
ment here next month. Word has
been received that the entire British
Walker cup team, which meets the
American Walker cup players at the
Chicago golf club August 30, will play
in the western amateur event the
week before.
IIEENEY RESUMES TRAINING
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because of the clear thinking demon- on the Italian Riviera, only an exist-
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He writes of communism which puts
income into a common fund and di-
vides the procedes equally among the
contributors. He states that this is
practised in the home to a great ex-
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