June 1943

Articles

• Cow Pasture Golf

  Walter Prichard Eaton

• Hats Are Fun

  David Mccord

• Our Allies

  Christine Lowell

• Golden Mean

  Witter Bynner

• Laughter on the Air

• How to Be a Radio Announcer

  Paul Hollister

• The Peripatetic Reviewer

  Edward Weeks

• Capricornia

• The World of Yesterday

• The Machiavellians: Defenders of Freedom

• Tucker's People

• First Harvest

• Years of Blindness

• Men From Nowhere

• The Enigma of Admiral Darlan

• Free Men of America

• Experiment Perilous

• Last Man Off Wake Island

• Double, Double: Toil and Trouble

• The Dead Look On

• Indigo: A Novel of India

  SYNOPSIS: A novel of life in an Indian garrison town, Amritpore, this story centers in the household of Madame de St, Remy, a French widow who owns and operates an indigo factory. She despises the English colony, particularly eccentric old Mrs. Lyttleton, who has befriended Madame’s dark-haired son, young Jacques de St. Remy. Jacques has an intimate of his own age, Hardyal, a sensitive young Hindu. To break up these friendships, his mother sends Jacques off to school in the Indian uplands. There he chums up with a schoolmate,

  Christine Weston

• Latin America

• The Atlantic Report on the World Today: Washington

• Quotes

• European Front

• The Hornet Stings Japan

  Thomas Robert White

• The Hoover Frame of Mind

  Rebecca West

• Western Star

  Stephen Vincent Benét

• The Unimagined America

  Archibald MacLeish

• Ave Atque Vale: A. W

  Booth Tarkington

• Suspicions Old and New

  » Our Anglo-American relations are now, as Walter Lippmann says, so deeply engaged that “they cannot be severed.” But they must be clarified.

  Andre Visson

• Old England My Eye! A Middle Westerner's View

  Arthur Kudner

• The Great Deception

  Robert Richards

• Bring Back the Liberal Arts

  The Liberal Arts have necessarily been minimized in our military training. How shall we bring them back when the war is over?

  E. K. Rand

• Art and Mrs. Willoughby

  Mary Elizabeth Plummer

• Fly-Fisherman in Wartime

  Leonard Bacon

• The Pacific War

• How Peaceful Are the Irish?

  Hugh O’Neill Hencken

• The Cruise of the "Fidget"

  Louise Pierson

• Working Around the Clock

  Paul Pigors and Faith Pigors

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