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ISSUE DATE: Issue for January, 1939; Volume 178, Serial No. 1064

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England Moves Toward Fascism . . . ELIOT JANEWAY.
What Have I? A Story . . . RUTH SUCKOW.
"Would Miss Tarbell See Mr. Rogers?" . . . IDA M. TARBELL.
Can Germany Win the Balkans? . . . PETER F. DRUCKER.
Traumerei. A Story . . . CHARLES COOKE.
The TVA and the Utilities . . . RICHARD HELLMAN.
The Blackest Night . . . EUGENE AND ARLINE LOHRKE.
The Bacons and the Hazards . . . LEONARD BACON.
The Strange Ways of Allergy . . . GEORGE W. GRAY.
New England Hurricane . . . JOHN Q. STEWART.
Forty-Third Division. Part II, A Story . . . RALPH BATES.
One Man's Meat . . . E. B. WHITE.
The Easy Chair: "From Dream to Fiction" . . . BERNARD DEVOTO.

Personal and Otherwise: Editorial Comment on the Articles and Contributors in This Issue.
The New Books . . . JOHN CHAMBERLAIN.
Steamship Sailing Dates.
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