ISSUE DATE: JANUARY, 1932; Vol 164, No 980

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Frontispiece: "Dusk, Staten Island" ... MABEL DWIGHT.
The Bankers' Bankrupt World ... J. M. DAIGER.
The Captain Comes Home. A Story ... MARYA MANNES.
Our American Upper Class ... ALBERT JAY NOCK.
Why Travel? ... FRANCIS HACKETT.
The Collapse of Organized Labor ... LOUIS ADAMIC.
God and My Father. Part II . ... CLARENCE DAY.
Woman's Subjective Dependence Upon Man ... BEATRICE M. HINKLE, M.D.
Descent. A Poem ... LINDLEY WILLIAMS HUBBELL.
Junior Miss. A Story ... MARGARET CULKIN BANNING.
Oil, and the Hairy Ape ... WILLIAM MCFEE.
Father of Eight Canaries ... GUSTAV ECKSTEIN.
The Heyday of the Fortune Tellers ... TRAVIS HOKE.

THE LION'S MOUTH: "My Private Depression," by Philip Curtiss -- "Listen to This, Dear," by James Thurber. Drawings by A. B. Walker.
Editor's Easy Chair: "Hopes and Anxieties" ... EDWARD S. MARTIN.
Personal and Otherwise.
Among the New Books ... HARRY HANSEN ... Among Front Advertising Page.
Where to Shop Section.
In the Financial World ... PAUL TOMLINSON ... Among Back Advertising Pages.
Community and Industrial OpportunitiesANDERSON PACE ... Among Back Advertising Pages.
Travel News and Steamship Sailing Dates ... Among Back Advertising Pages.
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