111. Forsberg, Foster, White reading poems; Eve magazine discussion, 1957?; air traffic control radio

Tape 111, side 1, part A) Carl Forsberg reading his "Wanted: One Salvation Army" (0:04), "The new conformity" (6:19). Charles Foster reading "The art of conversation and awareness" (7:42). Saul White reading his "The Van Gogh show" (10:26), "Rite of passage" (11:12). ❧ Tape 111, side 2, part B) Lawrence Lipton consulting with Jane Morrison (wife of the editor of Road and Track Magazine) on the creation of Eve magazine [around 1957] (0:02), on inexpensive clothing, fashion, the working mothers vs. at home mothers, emotional investment in one's home and children, home design, appliances freeing women to work outside the home, baby clothing design, making one's baby's clothing, children as small men and women, non-functional children's clothing and men's clothing, evolution of the foot and modern deformation, modern dancers' feet, the development of clothing buttons, shopping, preparing and serving food, organization of the kitchen, women and religion, why people turn to religion and the church, some young women's belief that religion can't be found in the church, atheism, non-Christian non-Judaic pagan religion, puritanism in Italy, non-church marriages, creating self-made rituals, religion defeminization of women, religion as a feminine function of the psyche, love as a commodity, Gloria's and Elaine's opinions, a man's vs. women's world, social values, loneliness vs. not having people around, Charles "Chuck" Beaumont (author of "The hunger" and "Black country"), amateur sports car driving, Gordon and Ann (editor), Playboy magazine, Howie, Joe, Fitz, artists and writers, Escapade magazine, San Franciso and New York vs. Los Angeles as a new raw unformed place, North Hollywood, buying vs. renting a home, older women with young ideas. ❧ Tape 111, side 2, part C) Radio communications (0:01) between a various air craft (Transworld, American, United) and air traffic control tower re navigation into and out of Los Angeles airport, California. -- TIMES indicate where sections begin