ISSUE DATE: APRIL 24, 1937; VOL. XV, No. 26

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COVER: ROBERT S. LYND. "The gist of the Lynds' findings is that, in spite of the fearful impingement of realities upon the American sentimental traditions during the past eight years, tMiddletown . . . is overwhelmingly living by the values by which it lived in 1925" . . . (See page 4).

ARTICLES, REVIEWS, POEMS and other FEATURES:
DUNCAN AIKMAN Reviews "Middletown in Transition" by Robert S. Lynd and Helen Merrell Lynd.
GARRETT MATTINGLY Reviews "The Miracle of England" by Andre Maurois.
WILLIAM ROSE BENET Reviews "The Du Mauriers" by Daphne Du Maurier.
PAYSON S. WILD, JR. Reviews "Neutrality for the United States" by Edwin Borchard and William P. Lage.
PAULA SNELLING Reviews "Bread and a Sword" by Evelyn Scott.
VERA MICHELES DEAN reviews books about France.
ALEXANDER COWIE Reviews "Harriet Beecher Stowe", by Catherine Gilbertson.
GEORGE STEVENS reviews "The Three-Headed Angel", by Roark Bradford.
"THE PRAIRIE MELTS", by Thomas Hornsby Ferril.

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