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Seaburg, Alan

Seamon, Lita

SeanO'Faolain

Searcy, Steven

Searle, Mark

Seavey, Michael

Sebastian, Sister

Section, Children's Book

Sederer, Lloyd

Sederer, Lloyd I.

Seeman, Ernest

Segal, David I.

Segal, Jerome M.

Segall, Vivian

Segers, Mary C

Segers, Mary C.

Seib, Kenneth

Seibert, Gary

Seiden, Dena

Seidensticker, Edward

Socialists in Japan (March 1962)

coercion has been forestalled by the willingness of a comparatively few Western countries to do more than their financial share. But this is hardly a healthy situation. One reason it is not a...

The Touchy Traders of Japan (November 1961)

sponsible and thoughthtl elements of Sweden and other countries, envied and imitated and financially bolstered as it is by them. And undoubtedly such societies themselves leave something to be...

Japan's Life Without Father (June 1961)

If not inscrutable, the Japanese can be rather puzzling Japan's Life Without Father by EDWARD SEIDENSTICKER ALTHOUGH THE JAPANESE are not really the inscrutable people which tradition has them,...

Non-Gentle Men of Japan (August 1960)

~Nill the rioters, victorious in June, try again in the fall? Non-Gentle Men of Japan by EDWARD SEIDENSTICKER S UMMER HAS settled over Japan, and on the whole things do not happen in Japan in...

The Sun Also Sets (June 1960)

LITERARY LETTER The Sun Also Sets Tokyo ERHAPS because political affairs in Japan are p so noisy at moment, literary seem very the affairs quiet. The traditional distrust of the...

Seidl, Anthony E.

Seipel, Monsignor

Seitz, Don C

Seitz, Don C.

Seitz, John C.

Seitz, Ron

Sekyewa, Francis M.

Seldes, George

Seligman, Daniel

Seltser, Barry

Seltser, Barry Jay

Seltzer, Marc I.