September 29, 1963 (vol. 10, iss. 3)

…...... , ... - THE MUSIC SCENE, PART II Sandor: Artistic Expression in Hungary Sy EVAN FERBER IT HAS BECOME a rather worn pre- occupation in artistic and intellectual circles on this continent and in Western Europe to shake the head every so often and empathize with fellow creative spir- its in the Communist world who are con- stantly being harassed and bullied by the cultural hacks of political commissars. To presuppose that all the worth...…

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…e . -- ti.... Eductioln THE GLASS COFFIN, by Maurice Druon, translated from the French by Hum- phrey Hare, Charles Scribner's Sons, 242 pages, $4.50. MAURICE DRUON writes clearly and simply about the people in his short story collection, The Glass Coffin. His characters range from soldier to count and from artist to stable-boy. A hint of fantasy, of secret unreality, serves to in- crease the reader's awareness that Dru- on's characters actua...…

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