ISSUE DATE: September 26, 1942; Vol. XXV, No. 39

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COVER: "ANNA SEGHERS, in 'The Seventh Cross', has written one of the most remarkable novels to come out of Germany." (See page 8).

FEATURE: THE COMING AMERICAN MISSION, By Lyman Bryson.

REVIEWS:
LEAD article/review: "The War Annihihlates the Left Intellectual" -- THE FUTURE OF INDUSTRIAL MAN By Peter F. Drucker, Reviewed by Quincy Howe. [Interesting essay, with photo of Drucker smokin a pipe!]

COVER article/review: THE SEVENTH CROSS By Anna Seghers, Reviewed by Robert Pick. With small illustration by Arthur Syzk.

A LAYMAN'S GUIDE TO NAVAL STRATEGY By Bernard Brodie, Reviewed by Paul Schubert.
LIFE LINES OF VICTORY By Squadron Leader Murray Harris, Reviewed by B. Strausz-Hupe.
GEORGE SPELVIN, AMERICAN, AND FIRESIDE CHATS By Westbrook Pegler, Reviewed by Irwin Edman.
WHAT'S YOUR NAME? By Louis Adamic, Reviewed by Oswald Garrison Villard.
VAN LOON'S LIVES By Hendrik Willem van Loon, Reviewed by Pierre van Paassen. [With photo of Van Loon, as well as one of his small illustrations. Nice review.]
TI-rE HIDDEN CIVIL WAR By Wood Gray, Reviewed by Allan Nevins.
RUINS AND VISIONS: POEMS 1934-1942 By Stephen Spender, Reviewed by Louis Unterrneyer.
LIVES AROUND US By Alan Devoe, Reviewed by Donald Culross Peattie.
GET THEE BEHIND ME By Hartzell Spence, Reviewed by Edwin Daniels.
THE CoNFESSION OF AN OCTOGENARIAN By L. P. Jacks, Reviewed by B. Ellis Roberts.
THE MEDITERRANEAN By Emil Ludwig, Reviewed by Charles J. Rob.
Cat, Sleeping, A Poem, by Eva Byron.

DEPARTMENTS:
YOUR LITERARY I.Q.
EDITORIAL.
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.
THE PPI0ENIX NEST, By William Rose Benet.
THE CRIMINAL RECORD.
DOUBLE-CROSTICS: No. 444.
DOURLE-CROSTICS CLUB.
TRADE WINDS, By Bennett Cerf.

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