Hillyer Pleased With Award Of All 1938 Pulitzer Prizes

"All the Pulitzer prizes were appropriately bestowed," Robert S. Hillyer, Boylston Professor of Rhetoric and Oratory told the CRIMSON yesterday afternoon.

"Naturally I am most interested in the Poetry award," he continued. "I have long admired the poetry of Marya Zaturensky who won the poetry award for her volume entitled "Cold Morning Sky," and I am pleased to see it get the reception it deserves."

Hillyer believed that the biography award "was a good choice." As for the drama award Hillyer declared "For my part I am glad that "Our Town" won the drama prize instead of "Of Mice and Men" which seems to me overrated."