Page 42 - Desert Oracle March 2020

(see page 23). erans of the second world war, having been wounded in Normandy while serving' with the 82nd Airborne Di- vision. That there were almost no paraplegic veterans after the first world war, for the grim reason that they all died from resultant infections, is statistical proof of the advances made by the medical profession in the treatment of this affliction. For a re- 7^ J^'4 <n-<^
For Your Information

MATTER OF OPINION: In these days of national a-nd international puliticking, even the most uncon- cerned citizens are liable to find opinions forced upon them—pro and con. anti or anti-anti. One basic realm of current opinicm is War Talk, and this week National Affairs takes a look around the country to see, if possible, what the extent of that talk is, what it means, and how it affects the individual BARRIERS DOWN: The NEWS-WEEK correspondent in Port- land. Ore., who queried the University of Oregon for informa- tion on the new sex-education film produced there (see page 90) was told: "We are glad to ma

87 70 17 20 82 34 104 86 30 vintage. Controller
MARCH 22, 1948 SPORTS TRANSITION Trends and Forecasts PERISCOPE WASHINGTON TRENDS Signed Opinion BUSINESS TIDES, Henry Hazlitt . . FOREIGN TIDES. Joseph B. Phillips . PERSPECTIVE, Raymond Moley SPORT WEEK, John Lardner WASHINGTON TIDES, Ernest K. Lindley JOSEPH B. PHILLIPS Director, Foreign Affairs Wettberg. Pan American Editor: Harry B. MurMand. Special Projects WASHINGTON, Ernest K. Lindley (Washington editor and bureau chief), Kenneth Crawford (assistant chief), Edward Weiotal (diplomatic corre- spondent), Wilbur Baldmger,_Vera Clay, Richard ^J. Davis_ Walter Fitz- maurice. Ann Ives.

VOL. XXXI NO. 12 Newsweek Registered U. S. Patent Office The Magazine of News Significance INDEX News 99 72 90 33 FOREIGN AFFAIRS IN PASSING ......48 LATIN AMERICAN AFFAIRS . 46 LETTERS ....... 2 MEDICINE ....... 50 MOVIES ....... 93 MUSIC ........ 89 NATIONAL AFFAIRS .... 23 PRESS ... .....66 RADIO ... .....62 RELIGION ....... 84 SCIENCE ....... 58 Editorial Board: MALCOLM MUIR, Chairman CHET SHAW EDWARD W. BARRETT Executive Editor Editorial Director EDWIN STOUT. Assistant Executive Editor Associates: Raymond Moley, Henry Hazlitt, John Lardner, Admiral William V. Pratt, U.S.N., Retired. Associate

BOOKS BUSINESS EDUCATION Bureaus; MALCOLM MUIR T. F. MUELLER