Contributors to This Issue

CONTRIBUTORS TO THIS ISSUE E. K. BROWN, Professor of English in the University of Chicago and author of On Cllnadial1 Poetry (1943), needs no introdu~tion to readers of "Letters in Canada." A. E. CARTER is a Lecturer in the Department of Modern Languages at the University of Bishop's College. W. E. COLLIN, Professor of French in the University of Western Ontario, is the author of The Whitt SatJannahs (1936), a critical study of major Canadian poets. I DONALD COWIE, a New Zealander resident in England, has written extensively on Common- -wealth and Pacific affairs. NORMAN W. DEWITT, Pr,ofessor Emeritus of Latin in Victoria College, IS the author of Virgil'J Biographia Littcroria. A. VIBERT DOUGLAS, formerly Lecturer in Astrophysics at McGill University, is at present , Dean of Women at Queen's. WATSON K1RKCONNELL, Professor of English ' at McMaster University, IS our leading authority on New Canadians and their culture. H. W. WRlGHT, Professor of Psychology in the University of Manitoba, is the author of Moral Standards of Democracy and numerous articles in the field of social psychology. ...