ISSUE DATE: May 10, 1941; Vol. XXIV, No. 3

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ARTICLES:
PERSPECTIVES AND ARCHAEOLOGY By Louis J. Halle, Jr.
THE PULITZER PRIZES OF 1941.

BOOKS/REVIEWS:
LEAD COVER article/review: MEN AND POLITICS By Louis Fischer, Reviewed by Maurice Hindus.

THE BRANDYWINE By Henry Seidel Canby, Reviewed by Joseph Hergesheimer.
THE MANAGERIAL REVOLUTION By James Burnham, Reviewed by Peter F. Drucker.
AMERICA AND TOTAL WAit By Fletcher Pratt, Reviewed by Oswald Garrison Villard.
THEIR FINEST HOUR, Edited by A. Michie & W. Graebner; THIS Is LONDON, By Edward R. Murrow; I SAW ENGLAND By Ben Robertson; THEY'LL NEVER QUIT By Harvey Klemmer; LONDON FRONT By Tennyson Jesse & H. M. Harwood; Reviewed by Cecil Roberts.
THE SOONG SISTERS By Emily Hahn, Reviewed by Florence Ayscough.
UP AT THE VILLA By W. Somerset Maugham, Reviewed by Amy Loveman.
CENTRAL AMERICA By Charles Morrow Wilson, Reviewed by Carleton Beals.
A GREAT EXPERIMENT An Autobiography by Viscount Cecil, Reviewed by James F. Green.
POEM: Our Time, by Leonard Bacon.

DEPARTMENTS:
Youit LITERARY I.Q.
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.
THE CRIMINAL RECORD.
BooKs IN BRIEF.
TRADE WINDS.
DOUBLE-CROSTICS: No 372.

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JOSEPH SHEARING, "The Crime of Laura Sarelle"
BAYARD VEILLER, "The Fun I've Had"
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