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Freedom to Read in Wyoming

For several years the American Library Association has been ardent in the cause of the Freedom to Read. I trust, therefore, that librarians will be interested in the following incident, which is concerned with the critical quarterly edited by your servant, Modern Age. This magazine now is nearly three years old. Its contents have been kindly praised and/or reprinted in the London Times Litterary Supplement, the New York Herald Tribune, the Wall Street Journal, Best Stories and Articles, the Chicago Tribune, Documente, Catholic Mind, Christianity Today, the Richmond News Leader, the Commonweal, the Saturday Evening Post, and a good many other papers and magazines in the United States and abroad, of widely varied policy and opinion. So I take it that Modern Age is not unworthy of the attention of librarians.

RK

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Freedom to Read in Wyoming

For several years the American Library Association has been ardent in the cause of the Freedom to Read. I trust, therefore, that librarians will be interested in the following incident, which is concerned with the critical quarterly edited by your servant, Modern Age. This magazine now is nearly three years old. Its contents have been kindly praised and/or reprinted in the London Times Litterary Supplement, the New York Herald Tribune, the Wall Street Journal, Best Stories and Articles, the Chicago Tribune, Documente, Catholic Mind, Christianity Today, the Richmond News Leader, the Commonweal, the Saturday Evening Post, and a good many other papers and magazines in the United States and abroad, of widely varied policy and opinion. So I take it that Modern Age is not unworthy of the attention of librarians.