American Schools: A Critical Study of Our School System by Henry C. Morrison,The University of Chicago Press. 321 pp. $3.00

“The Bible tells us that the truth shall make men free.

“We Americans know that if freedom means anything, it means the right to think. And the right to think means the right to read—anything, written anywhere, by any man, at any time.

“Print is our passport to truth. It opens the richest empire man knows—the empire of the human heart and mind.

“Men die; devices fail; success and fame run their course. But within the walls of even the smallest library in our land lie the treasures, the wisdom and the wonder of man's greatest adventures on this earth.”

UNESCO: Purpose, Progress, Prospects by Walter H. C. Laves, and Charles A. Thomson, Indiana University Press, 1957. 469 pp. $7.50.

Curriculm Planning Through Inservice Programs by Harold Spears. Prentice Hall, Inc. 350 pp. $4.50.

Education, Culture and the Social Order by K. G. Saiyidian, Second Edition, Bombay: Asia Publishing House, 1958. 295 pp. 10.50 rubles, approximately $2.10.

Evaluation in the Basic College at Michigan State University. Paul L. Dressel, Editor. Harper and Brothers, 248 pp. $4.00.

Principles of School Administration by Paul R. Mort and Donald H. Ross. McGraw-Hill. 438 pp. $6.00.

The Elementary School Teacher at Work by George C. Kyte, The Dryden Press. 1958. 519 pp. $5.25.

The High School in a New Era. Edited by Francis S. Chase and Harold A. Anderson. Chicago: The University of Chicago Press, 1958. 465 pp. $5.75.

The Practice of School Administration by Herold C. Hunt and Paul R. Pierce. Houghton Mifflin Company, 1958. 523 pp. $6.00.

Four Philosophies, And Their Practice in Education and Religion, by J. Donald Butler, Revised Edition, Harper &; Brothers, 1957. 618 pp. $6.00.

An Introduction to Political Philosophy by A. R. M. Murray. Philosophical Library, Inc., 240 pp. $4.75.

Economics: An Introduction to Principles and Problems by Myron H. Umbreit, Elgin F. Hunt and Charles V. Kinter. McGraw-Hill Book Company. 617 pp. $6.00.

Mass Communication by Erik Barnouw. Rinehart and Company, 280 pp. $4.50.

Passport to Friendship by William Peters. Philadelphia and New York, J. B. Lippincott Co., 1957, 286 pp. $3.75.

The Essence of Chinese Culture. Chang Chi-Yun, The China News Press, 25, Lane 16, Section II, Chung Shan N. Road, Taipei, Taiwan, China, 1957. $4.00.

A genius of American education has been its unity through diversity. This diversity should be f reserved, with strengthening all along the line and greater stress on the importance of quality everywhere. In short, all our human resources must be vastly strengthened through the medium of improved education.