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Show tions and the social revolutions that disturb them today. I talked of America and of Russia; and, like people everywhere they told me very funny stories about their politicians. pol-iticians. In the Voice of Asia, I have tried to share with you what the people of Asia told me." Looking for a rainy day r, ject? Weed out those worn tahl" cloths and cut them up into PZ mats and napkins. With hi, purpose dye, convert the mats anri napkins into dazzling', sunny coi ors to brighten up your tables through the dark, dreary months - THE VOICE OF ASIA by James A. Michener Today Asia is of utmost importance import-ance to Americans. What happens there may make or mar us as a nation. We need to know what makes Asia tick. The author says, "I had the good luck to travel in Asia and to talk with the people about what worried them. I met rickshaw boys and millionaires, peasant farmers and heads of the state. They told me about the religious rel-igious problems, economic ques- |