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TITLE: THE READERS DIGEST
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ISSUE DATE: January 1940; Vol 36, No. 213
CONDITION: Size approx 6" X 9", Digest sized magazine. COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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Prayer For Peace by Anne Morrow Lindbergh.
Million Dollar No, by William F. McDermott and J.C. Furnas. [Vitamin D in Milk, Professor Harry Steenbock]
Edouard Daladier -- War Premier by John Gunther.
Unfolding Americanism by William Hard.
We Just Live by Dorothy Canfield.
The Real Threat -- Not bombs but Ideas by Lin Yutang.
Miracles At Milton by Karl Detzer.
Democracy's New Mirror by Robert R. Updegraff.
The Indigestible Czechs by Edwin Miller.
Radium Eldorado by Edgar Laytha.
Black Tom Case by Harland Manchester.
Admiral Byrd -- Big Business Explorer by Charles J. V. Murphy.
Japan's patriotic gangsters by Dennis McEvoy.
Are your public buildings safe? by T. Alfred Fleming.
Millions of backsliders by Dr. Frederick K. Stamm.
The Daughter who was slapped by Henry Curran.
St. George for Zeebrugge! by Jo Chamberlain.
William Weiss -- one man legal clinic by William A. H. Birnie.
Skating days are holidays in Holland by David Cornel DeJong.
The Is Not 1914 by Walter Millis.
Color Nut -- Raymond G. Twyeffort by Richard O. Boyer.
So You Want To Be A Writer? by Sherwood Anderson.
Europe's blockade can't shut us down by Denver Lindley.
Godfather of PLay: Joseph Lee and Playgrounds by Donald Culross Peattie.
I'll Take The High Road by Wolfgang Langewiesche.
My animal guests at Ajawaan by Grey Owl.
The Sanitary Flour Sack by Mark Twain.

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