ISSUE DATE: August 1, 1942; VOL. XXV, No. 31

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COVER: W. G. HARDY's "All the Trumpets Sounded" is one of the "few stories dealing with Biblical themes that has overcome successfully almost all the difficulties inherent in its kind" . . . (See page 6).

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FEATURES:
JOURNALISM JOINS UP, By Cedric Larson.
THE ARTS IN GAZA, The State of Culture in Virginia. An essay review of "(Edgar Allen) Poe's Richmond," by Agnes M. Bondurant. Reviewed By Branch Cabell.

REVIEWS:
LEAD COVER article/review: ALL THE TRUMPETS SOUNDED, By W. G. Hardy, Reviewed by Richard R. Plant.

EACH ALONE, By Harriet Ball, Reviewed by N. L. Rothman.
ATTACK, By F. O. Miksche, Reviewed by Roger Shaw.
THE COMING BATTLE OF GERMANY, By William B. Ziff, Reviewed by Col. H. E. Hartney.
JANE'S FIGHTING SHIPS, Edited by Francis E. McMurtrie, Reviewed by Paul Schubert.
MYTHOLOGY, By Edith Hamilton, Reviewed by Padraic Colum.
TAP ROOTS, By James Steet, Reviewed by Paul Engle.
YEAR OF THE WILD BOAR, By Helen Mears, Reviewed by Nym Wales.
POEM: Little Key, by Laura Benet.

DEPARTMENTS:
EDITORIAL.
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.
YOUR LITERARY I.Q.
THE CRIMINAL RECORD.
THE PHOENIX NEST, By William Rose Benet.
DOUBLE-CROSTICS: No. 436.
DOuBLE-CROSTICS CLUB.
TRADE WINDS, By Bennett Cerf.

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