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TITLE: THE READERS DIGEST
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ISSUE DATE:
September 1938; Vol. 33, No. 197
CONDITION: Size approx 6" X 9", Digest sized magazine. COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)
IN THIS ISSUE:
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The Ceiling Over The Head Of Industry by Roy Helton.
Crash In the Desert -- subtitled "During a test flight from Paris to Indo-China this distinguished French aviator and his mechanic crashed in the Lybian desert. For a day they explored the torrid waste. Then -- back at the plane but with supplies exhausted -- they seemed doomed to perish amid an infinity of heat and mirage." -- by Antoine de Saint Exupery.[Fascinating article by a great writer!]
The yawn comes in like thunder by Robert J. Landry.
Internes In Government by Webb Waldron.
To speed up your reading -- Dr.Guy T. Buswell's laboratory -- by William Burnett Benton.
The undergroud railroad by Henrietta Buckmaster.
Americans are queer by Stephen Leacock.
The British Are Queer Too! by Margaret Halsey.
The Parole Racket by Martin Mooney.
What's good in Germany? by Douglas Reed.
A Farmer Bags A Million Dollars by George Kent.
Escape to the Souoth Sea islands by Philip Aquila Kempster.
The Horns and the Dilemma by Jerome Beatty.
She didn't have to be rich -- the story of Princess Jane di San Faustino (Jane Campbell) -- by Jerome Beatty.
The House Of A Democrat by Emil Ludwig.
Japan's Vampire policy by Nym Wales.
Nerves and Integestion by Walter C. Alvarez.
William Allan Neilson of Smith College by Hubert Herring.
Pro & Con: Make ransom to kidnappers illegal?.
the gas that goes back to work by Robert Littell.
Queen of the desert night by Ruby Bowen.
Confessions of A Sun Worshiper by Stuart Chase.
What Shall Washington Control? (how about everything?) by James Trunslow Adams.
The Rockefeller Boys (John D and his children) by John Cushman Fistere.
You might as well enjoy it by William Moulton Marston.
Henry Ford Schoolmaster (Greenville Village) by Christy Borth.
Government by persecution by William E. Dodd.
Motor Highway Robbery by Peter Cary.
Mr. Roosevelt's Balance Sheet.
Bringing back the beaver by William H. Carr.
My Mother's Other Son by James M. Barrie.
The Horse And Buggy Doctor by Arthur E. Hertzler M.D..
A store of priceless ideas by Hortense M. Odlum. [An ORIGINAL article to this issue!]
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