ISSUE DATE: OCTOBER 1933; Volume 167, No 1001

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Frontispiece: "Mexican Interior" ... HOWARD COOK.
Our Pernicious Virtues ... I. A. R. WYLIE.
The Hemlock Tree. A Story ... VINCENT SHEEAN.
With Mathematical Precision. A Poem ... JOSEPHINE JOHNSON.
Wanted: Real Banking Reform ... GUY GREER.
The Single Woman's Dilemma ... ANONYMOUS.
Are the Tropics Unhealthy? ... EARL HANSON.
Sentiment and the Social Order ... BERNARD DE VOTO.
Only the Young Fear Death. A Poem ... FREDERICK FAUST.
All the Honors. A Story ... GORDON ARTHUR SMITH.
The N.R.A. Goes Into Action ... FLETA CAMPBELL SPRINGER.
Housekeeping in Five Languages ... ALICIA O'REARDON OVERBECK.
What Alfonso Left Behind ... JOHN GUNTHER.

THE LION'S MOUTH: "The Quitter as a Hero," by Philip Wylie. Drawing by A. B. Walker Editor's Easy Chair: "More Religion, Maybe" ... EDWARD S. MARTIN.
ARSON DE LUXE (Anonymous).

Personal and Otherwise.
Among the New Books ... HARRY HANSEN.
In the Financial World ... PAUL TOMLINSON Travel News and Steamship Sailing Dates, Among Back Advertising Pages.
Information about the authors whose contributions are printed in this issue of the Magazine will be found in the Personal and Otherwise department.

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