Many Americans have wondered by what mechanics of censorship the Soviet government has maintained its ironclad control over ideas and information within its own borders. ALEX INKELES, Lecturer and Research Associate at the Russian Research Center at Harvard, reveals a system of mass communications in which every loud-speaker, theater, newspaper, bulletin board, and advertisement is joined in an unceasing propaganda onslaught on the individual Russian. Dr. Inkeles is the author of the book Public Opinion in Soviet Russia published last summer by the Harvard University Press.

When at home. Miss Adams is the literary editor of the ATLANTIC. When abroad, she travels with curiosity and a lively sense of pleasure. This is the third in her new series of articles about Scandinavia; readers who like the way she writes are recommended to her new hook, A ROUGH MAP OF GREECE.