1939-01 Atlantic Monthly Magazine Contents 1939/01 — Contents as follows:Realistic Europe: Where Now Is Britain? by Graham Hutton Germany’s Purpose by Fritz Berman The Safety of France by Pertinax Triumvirate — A Poem by Florence Converse Heaven Lies About Us – A Fragment of Autobiography by Howard Spring I Married a Jew by Anonymous My Cousin Dikran, the Orator — A Story by William Saroyan The Ivory Tower by E.M. Forster Manuel Quezon — An Atlantic Portrait — by John Gunther Poems by William Butler Yeats — Man and the Echo – The Circus Animal’s Desertion – Politics Call It Holy Ground by Katharine Fullerton Gerould Chateau Bougainvillaea – A Story by H.E. Bates Full Value Received by Louis E. Kirstein Under Thirty: David Riesman – Blanche Watson – Lyle H. Boren Housing — A National Disgrace, Part 2, by Charles Stevenson Contributors’ Club – The State of the Language The New Atlantic Serial: Reaching for the Stars by Nora Waln