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TITLE: THE READERS DIGEST
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ISSUE DATE: May 1937; Vol. 30, No. 181
CONDITION: Size approx 6" X 9", Digest sized magazine. COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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I have Four Parents by Anonymous.
Accent on Youth by Gelett Burgess.
The Contagion Of Savagery.
The Shrine Of Each Patriots Devotion by Kathleen Norris.
Monday's a Holiday! by Henry Morton Robinson.
Zoos -- more humane then you think by Wilson Chamberlain.
Henry David Thoreau -- master of simplicity by Van Wyck Brooks.
It CAN Happen Here by George E. Sokolsky.
It is more our fault than theirs by Fred C. Kelly.
Onto dust by George Greenfield.
A preist warns the church by Peter Whiffin.
Read -- before you crash by Olive H. Rabe.
Hitler mobilizes mother goose by Ralph Thurston.
But IS the World Going Mad? by Farnsworth Crowder.
Page Dr. Music -- Dr. Willem van de Wall -- by Doron K. Antrim.
Gomez -- Tyrant of the Andes by Thomas Rourke.
So that's how broadcastsing began!.
Hero Hunters (Carnegie Hero Fund) by Ernest Poole.
The old school tie by Edward Acheson.
Modern Pied Pipers by Henry Morton Robinson.
Building a personality by Harry Emerson Fosdick.
The horse & Buggy farmer by Frank Money.
Time Clock #1135284 by Gene Richard.
Crahsing the Capital by Jim Marshall.
The Truth about trailers.
A little place in the country by John R. Tunis.
99.44% security and efficiency by Frederick Tisdale.
Machine fever by Paul de Kruif.
How Perry won Japan by Edwdard M. Barrows.
A dark brown dog by Stephen Crane.
The heart of the matter by Helen Hayes. [Nice, ORIGINAL article to this issue, praising The Readers Digest, among other things!]

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