and dressed it in a white garment, trying to silence a sobbing voice; to smother the last breaths of one wrestling with death; to screen a bestial hideousness; and to hide a putrid smell — the smell of bodies

fighting to the death, or begging for life.

And since every individual worships whoever justifies his errors, the "strait-laced" literature flourished for a time and volumes of it were sold — and no wonder in that, either. For our life was obscure, folded in upon itself, wrapped about with fear.

As for the new writer, he has been freed with the freeing of the thought and the personality

of "the individual being" in the Arab nation. And behold, the new writer represents a new reality in his upbringing, his garment, and his mentality. Upon him alone falls the responsibility, and the consequences, of the intellectual and political battles to come; and in his hand alone is the spark of the social renaissance and the course of the new, free life — with its garment, its colors, and its aims.

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Rita Hayworth, star of the Columbia picture "Salome"

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