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ISSUE DATE: FEBRUARY 1957; VOL. 214, NO. 1281
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

IN THIS ISSUE:
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COVER: How Safe are the new cars? By Paul W. Kearney. COVER by Robert Osborn.

ARTICLES:
UNNOTICED CHANGES IN AMERICA ... D. W. Brogan. Drawings by Joan C. Kennedy.
THE GOURMETS GET OUT OF HAND ... Marilyn Mercer.
HOW SAFE: ARE, THE NEW CARS? ... Paul W. Kearney.
SOUTH CAROLINA'S INCURABLE ARISTOCRATS ... William Francis Guess.
PHILADELPHIA DOES IT: The Battle for Penn Center ... James Reichley. Drawing by Lloyd Arkinstall.
INSIDE: RUSSIA'S TREASURE: HOUSE ... Sterling A. Callisen. Drawing by Steinberg.
FOREIGN AID: IS IT STILL NECESSARY? ... Dan Lacy.

FICTION: TRAVELING MAN ... PETER MATTHIESSEN. Drawings by G. Hunter Jones.

VERSE: SEA WIFE, W. S. Merwin.

DEPARTMENTS:
THE EDITOR'S EASY CHAIR-Forecast for 1957, John Fischer.
PERSONAL & OTHERWISE-The Well of English Somewhat Defiled.
THE NEW BOOKS, Paul Pickrel.
THE NEW RECORDINGS, Edward Tatnall Canby.
AFTER HOURS, Mr. Harper. Drawings by N. M. Bodecker.
BOOKS IN BRIEF Katherine Gauss Jackson.

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