May 1944

Articles

• Nihongo--the Japanese Language

  Bruce Lancaster

• You'll Laugh, You'll Cry

• Tulips

  Padraic Colum

• That Is an Unlisted Number

  Russell Maloney

• Who Killed Pembroke Sneed?

  Gordon Kahn

• Eating for Causes

  Herbert Coggins

• Excerpt From Self-Portrait

  Marthe Keller

• The Peripatetic Reviewer

  Edward Weeks

• Boys in Men's a Shoes

  Charles W. Morton Jr.

• A Guide for the Bedevilled

  George W. Joel

• Never Whistle in a Dressing Room

  Schuyler Watts

• The Bay of Silence

  Robert W. Anderson

• The Outnumbered

  Milton Hindus

• Contemporary Italy

  Pierre Van Paassen

• The Lord Is a Man of War

  Milton Hindus

• Left Hand, Right Hand!

  Osbert Sitwell

• Latin America

• The Atlantic Report on the World Today: Washington

• European Front

• Common Sense and Bad Boys

  John F. Perkins

• West Coast Versus East: The Tug of Peace

  » Under the spur of war the West Coast has developed an enormous industrial plant. With its new-found strength, will it challenge the old supremacy of the Eastern Seaboard?

  A. G. Mezerik

• Santayana in Europe

  Daniel Cory

• The Gentleman From Alabama: Lister Hill

  David L. Cohn

• Echoes of Earth

  James Boyd

• Quitter

  Marianne Roane

• Americans in Italy: The Light Touch

  Macon Reed Jr.

• Chanute and Points West

  Gilbert E. Fuller Jr.

• What Is German?

  Thomas Mann

• Camping in Florida

  Thomas Barbour

• The Pacific War

• Night Watch

  H. M. Tomlinson

• His Oceanic Majesty's Goldfish

  Austin Strong

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