The Atlantic Founded in 1857, and still in publication, one of America's oldest magazines! ATLANTIC MONTHLY features interesting and intelligent articles, and vintage advertisements of the day. Exclusive MORE MAGAZINES detailed content description, below! Issue Date: MAY, 1947; Vol. 179, No. 5 IN THIS ISSUE:- This description copyright Edward D Peyton 2002. Any un-authorized use of this description is strictly prohibited. We're on Our Own. Calling All Veterans . . . CHARLES G. BOLTE. Bosses and Machines . . . EDWARD J. FLYNN. Exit the Cad . . . GRETCHEN FINLETFER. Work in the City, Sleep in the Country. A Poem . . . ERNEST KROLL. Miami--NewYork, 1944. A Story . . . MARTHA GELLHORN. A Scientist Looks at Tomorrow: Man in Transit . . . PHILIPPE LE CORBEILLER. The May Walk. A Story . . . GEORGE H. FREITAG. Carnival. A Poem . . . PHOEBE PIERCE. The Soldier Dead Come Home . . . DAVID L. COHN. What Happened in Finland? . . . LAURIN ZILLIACUS. A Naturalist in the City . . . LEONARD DUBKIN. The Scientist Fights for Peace . . . LOUIS N. RIDENOUR. The Snow Girl. An Atlantic "First" . . . WILLIAM R. SHELTON. The Presidential Succession . . . LUCIUS WILMERDING, JR. Traveler's Turn. A Poem . . . LOUIS KENT. The Gospel According to Hollywood . . . GORDON KAHN. John Goffe's Heritage . . . GEORGE WOODBURY. THE NEW ATLANTIC SERIAL: End of a Berlin Diary . . . WILLIAM L. SHIRER. BOOKS AND MEN: How the Book-of-the-Month Club Began . . . HENRY SEIDEL CANBY. Open Letter to Leonid Leonov . . . EDWARD F. EUBANKS. Arthur Machen . . . ROBERT HILLYER. THE ATLANTIC REPORT on the World Today: GREECE-TURKEY. SOUTH AFRICA. WASHINGTON. THE FAR EAST. Accent on Living: Arthur Pound -- R. J. Hicks -- Georgie Starbuck Gaibraith -- Bergen Evans -- Ethel Jacobson -- Frances Eisenberg. Atlantic Bookshelf: Edward Weeks -- Louis L. Jaffe -- George It. Leighton -- James H. Powers -- Short Reviews. This description copyright Edward D Peyton 2002. Any un-authorized use of this description is strictly prohibited. Magazine is COMPLETE and in GOOD condition. Standard sized, 8oe" X 11". (See photo) Tear from the cover. The pages are clean and bright.