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Redder than the Roosevelts
Broun, Heywood | July 17, 1935 issue

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The author of the article writes about a dossier from Mrs. Albert Dilling's The Red Network. This single all-too-slender biography has sold the book to still another customer. The author is fascinated not only by the subject matter, but caught up with the manner of the telling. The style is terse and also free. Mrs. Dilling is, as the author suspects, own cousin to the Garble sisters whose dialogues are featured by Hi Phillips in his Sun Dial column. The author quotes trying to show how completely an endearing revolutionary can be limned within the span of a couple of sticks.

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RED Network, The (Book); DILLING, Albert; BIOGRAPHY; WRITING; DIALOGUES; LITERATURE
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