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TITLE: THE READERS DIGEST
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ISSUE DATE: June 1936; Vol. 28, No. 170
CONDITION: Size approx 6" X 9", Digest sized magazine. COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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An American Home by Della Lutes.
A Republican Takes A Walk by Stanley High.
Modern Miracle -- Lydia O'Leary -- by Polly White.
Must we all turn gamblers? by James Truslow Adams.
See you in Shanghai by Morris Markey (China Clipper ).
Seven Year Old Shirley Temple -- Little goddess of the screen.
Education on a Mountain by Louis Adamic ( Black Mountain College).
Manhattan Doesn't Matter to Mr. Pennyfeather by Donald Moffat.
Leopold Stokowski -- Front Page Maestro -- salesman of Symphony to America by Thomas P. McMahon and Katherine Hoffman.
When you're tired -- EAT by Albert Edward Wiggam.
National heckle hour -- America's town meeting of the air by Weldon Melick.
Furry Gangster of the Desert by Jack O'Connor.
The last great adventure -- the Final Assault on Everest by Edwin Muller (George Leigh Mallory, "Because it's There".).
Colleges for cops by Thomas M Johnson.
Going Native American Plan by T. Howard Kelly.
What length apron strings? by Farnsworth Crowder.
Ely Culberson -- Barnum of Bridge by John Kobler.
The bombing of Dessye by Wynant Davis Hubbard.
Lotteries and the law by E. Jerome Ellison and Frank W. Brock.
The conquest of pain by Henry Morton Robinson.
What Does Mussolini Want? by Hiram Motherwell.
Watch your wires by Paul W. Kearney.
Giving the theater back to the people by C. C. Moustakis.
Our gypsy ways by Gipsy Petulengro.
Return To Religion by Henry C. Link, PhD..
At home Abroad by Mary Ellen Chase.

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