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ISSUE DATE: MAY 21, 1938; VOL. XVIII, No. 4
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COVER: ARNOLD ZWEIG. "He is describing both the struggles of the Germany of the war years and something deeper--the struggle between the men of good will and the men of destruction". (See page 3).

FEATURED ARTICLE: WILLIAM FAULKNER: THAT WRITIN' MAN OF OXFORD, by Anthony Bullitta. [Intersting article, with photo of Faulkner, and photo of his Plantaion House!]

FEATURED ARTICLE: Translations from the Chinese By Christopher Morley.

REVIEWS and other features:
LEAD COVER article/review: STEPHEN VINCENT BENET Reviews "The Crowning of a King" by Arnold Zweig.

JAMES TRUSLOW ADAMS Reviews "Women of the Wilderness" by Margaret Bell.
VERA MICHELES DEAN Reviews "Mussolini in the Making" by Gaudens Megaro.
HENRY SEIDEL CANBY Reviews "The World's Body" by John Crowe Ransom.
BOB DAVIS Reviews "Postscript to Adventure" by Charles W. Gordon.
HOWARD MUMFORD JONES Reviews "Coming from the Fair" by Norah Hoult.
GILBERT SELDES Reviews "The History of Motion Pictures" by Maurice Bardeche and Robert Brasillach.
CRANE BRINTON Reviews "James I of England", by Clara and Hardy Steeholm.
ISAAC GOLDBERG Reviews "Woman on Horseback", by William E. Barrett.
HENRY SEIDEL CANBY Reviews "The World's Body", b John Crowe Ransom.
Book Preview: "People On Relief", by Louise V. Armstrong.
ALLAN NEVINS Reviews "the Founding of American Civilization", by Thomas Jefferson Wertenbaker.
ROBERT BIERSTEDT Reviews "Youth and Sex" by Dorothy Dunbar.
R. ERNEST DUPUY Reviews "Fighting Fools", by Brigadier Gen James E. Edmunds.
AMY LOVEMAN Reviews "My Son, My Son!", by Howard Spring.
Radio at Night, Poem, by Mildren Cousins.
People on Relief, by LOUIS V. ARMSTRONG.

Prominent Advertisements (Especially for new BOOKS) include:
G. B. Lancaster, "Promenade"
WILLIAM E., BARRETT, "Woman on Horseback"

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