TITLE: The Saturday Review of Literature
[Each Saturday Review of Literature issue covers books, arts, literature, movies, ideas, music, science, poetry and much more. Many regular features and writers, and most reviews are also essays on the subject at hand. ALL the latest books had to have an ad in The Saturday Review! ]
ISSUE DATE: JANUARY 19, 1980; Vol. 7, No.2
CONDITION: RARE edition, standard magazine size, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

IN THIS ISSUE:
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COVER: MARINES IN DOUBT. Are we ready for a crisis? Cover: Isadore Seltzer.

ISSUES: Marines in Doubt: Are We Ready for a Crisis? by Owen Edwards. Military technology comes and goes, but the marines are forever. A former leatherneck returns to his old training ground, trembles with nostalgia, and wonders how the marines facing hostile fire for the first time will fare.

SPECIAL BUSINESS SECTION:
Chrysler in Chaos: Is the Company Beyond Repair? by Julia Vitullo- Martin. The debate over Chrysler has been elevated to an airy realm of abstraction in which Unshackled Free Enterprise does battle with Social Responsibility. With mighty issues in mind, nobody asks the essential question: Is Chrysler a going concern?.
How European Governments Come to the Rescue by Paul Lewis. In much of the industrialized world, governments go more than halfway to help their tottering companies -- in some cases, even buying them out.
Bankruptcy or Bail-Out? A Poll of Experts William Proxmire, Douglas Fraser, William Simon, Juanita Kreps and others argue the proposed Chrysler bail-out and its effect on the capitalist system.

PLEASURES:
Birgit Nilsson: The Evolution of an Artist by Irving Kolodin At 62, Nilsson has just returned to the American operatic stage, her voice brighter and fresher than ever.
Television by Peter Andrews A slew of sleuths, on PBS.
Dance by Walter Terry Amen to Aman, a one-company festival.
Books: W Warren Wagar reviews two histories of the fatally extravagant turn-of-the-century Vienna; Bruce Cook talks about Dalton Truinbo's last novel and what may have been his real reason for not finishing it; William G. Flanagan on John Brooks's stalking of the corporate animal.
Trade Winds by Walter Arnold Worldsmasher, the tale of the life and times of a blockbuster -- Shrewdith Trance's Pretty Trashy.
Booked for Travel by Horace Sutton An august town.

Letters; Front Runners.
Editorial by N.C. Iranian classroom.
Light Refractions by Thomas Middleton Dissertationese.
The Back Door by Carll Thcker Aching for war.
Puzzles: Double-Crostic No. 187; Wit Twister No. 158; Literary Crypt No. 146; Saturday Review Readers Poll No. 3.
CARTOONISTS: Clarence Brown, John Caldwell, Ed Fisher, Joseph Kohl, Robert Mankoff, Gary R. Otteson.

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