September 1945

Articles

• Penicillin, Plasma Fractionation and the Physician

  John F. Fulton

• Where Do You Get the Clay?

  Lord Dunsany

• Columbia Broadcasting System

• Labor Day, 1949

  Howard Hayes

• Ballade With Sounds, or Why Indeed?

  If you neglect the sounds it is no ballade; if you neglect the sense — why write it at all? No one is compelled to use these complex forms, but if chosen, their laws must be obeyed to the letter if success is to be attained.

  Mark Iden

• The Old Mandarin "Translations From Chinese"

• Of Film Propaganda

  Elliot Paul

• Recaptured

  Leonard Bacon

• The Peripatetic Reviewer

  Edward Weeks

• Rickshaw Boy

  Langdon Warner

• The War Poets

  Theodore Spencer

• Tom Paine: America's God Father

  Charles W. Morton

• The Pacific War

• Latin America

• The Atlantic Report on the World Today: Washington

• London

• A Serviceman Looks at the Peace

  Cord Meyer Jr.

• Can Our Foreign Customers Pay?

  Milo Perkins

• The Monument Does Not Remember

  Joseph Hudnut

• Letter From an Island

  John Ciardi

• The Glory That Is Cambridge

  Frances H. Eliot

• Why I Read the Bible

  C. Leslie Glenn

• Searching for Manuscripts

  Wilmarth S. Lewis

• The Buried Leaf

  Jessamyn West

• Poems After Release

  John Buxton

• Alaska: Our Deep Freeze

  Louis R. Huber

• Europe

• Wheels in His Head: An American Inventor at Work

  M. M. Musselman

• The Herr Theological Candidate

  Hugo Johanson

• Return

  Ann Leighton

• The Young Tolstoy

  Ernest J. Simmons

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