TITLE: HARPER'S Magazine
[Founded in 1850, one of America's oldest literary magazines, and is still in publication! Interesting and intelligent articles, and vintage advertisements of the day!]
ISSUE DATE: DECEMBER, 1941; Vol. 184; Serial No. 1099
CONDITION: Literary magazine size, Approx 6oe" X 9". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

IN THIS ISSUE:
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We Must Accept Rationing . . . PETER F. DRUCKER.
Stay, Vanishing Summer. A Poem . . . KATHARINE GARRISON CHAPIN.
No Separate Air Force . . . HOFFMAN NICKERSON.
The Bomb Hit the Cruiser . . . A BRITISH SEAMAN.
Dakar, Key to Africa . . . EUGENE WRIGHT.
The Fable of Britain's Degeneracy . . . GUSTAV STOLPER.
Full Circle. A Story . . . JAMES STERN.
Washington: Blight on Democracy . . . ALDEN STEVENS.
Formidavel, Fabulosissimo . . . FLORENCE HORN.
Vermont and the Northwest Wind. A Poem . . . GENEVIEVE TAGGARD.
The Anti-Industrial Revolution . . . ROY HELTON.
Fashion Goes American . . . WINIFRED RAUSHENBUSH.
When Wilbur Wright Won France . . . FRED C. KELLY.
Portrait of a Potter . . . ROLLO WALTER BROWN.
When You Go South . . . VARIOUS AUTHORS.

One Man's Meat . . . E. B. WHITE.
The Easy Chair ("Lee Foster Hartman") . . . BERNARD DEVOTO.
Personal and Otherwise: Editorial Comment on the Articles and Contributors in This Issue.
Where to Shop . . . JOHN CHAMBERLAIN.
The New Books.
Books in Brief . . . KATHERINE GAUSS JACKSON.
Murders for Pleasure . . . HOWARD HAYCRAFT.


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