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DURING THE 1930's The New Yorker carried a series of pieces by Leonard Q Ross (Leo C Rosten). The theme was the mangling and mauling of the English language by a recent immigrant to the United States—a fat, funny Pole called Hyman Kaplan. In 1937 the stories were published under the title The education of Hyman Kaplan.

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