November 1945
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In This Issue
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Articles
Writers in Hollywood
“Pictures cost a great deal of money—true. The studio spends the money; all the writer spends is his time (and incidentally his life, his hopes, and all the varied experiences, most of them painful, which finally made him into a writer)—this also is true.”
Psychiatry and the War
Smoked Cheese
Studying English in the Soviet Union
Apples Immortal
Civilians: Our Next Problem
Warning
What Sherlock Didn't Know
Yellow Cats
Sexton Beetles
World of Tomorrow
The Peripatetic Reviewer
Rome
The German Talks Back
Lincoln the President
The Age of Jackson
The House of Europe
Days and Nights
The Peacock Sheds His Tail
Beachhead on the Win
Ploughman of the Moon
Not in Our Stars
Murder Book
Village in the Sun
Horn of Plenty
A House Dividing
The Happy Time
Latin America
The Atlantic Report on the World Today: Washington
Paris
Einstein on the Atomic Bomb
As told to Raymond Swing
Can the Nazis Learn?
Living With the Boche
Trammeled Swimmer
How the Story Started
See Your Dentist Twice a Year
The Ordeal of Wendell Willkie
Survival
The First Taste of Cuba
The Murderer
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