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Archive: 1942

Where to take the offensive

by Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson,

Nerves in the war

by George W. (George William) Gray,

Who can take it, who cannot, and why

Making the airplane behave

by Wolfgang Langewiesche,

The great fog

by Gerald Heard,

Why milk costs so much

Two debuts and a drowsy king

by Albert Spalding,

Part III of a musical autobiography

The wide net

by Eudora Welty,

My last meeting with Hitler

by Ernst Rüdiger Fürst von Starhemberg,

The tyranny of incompetence

by Joseph H. Spigelman,

The profit drive slackens, business goes soft, and then what?

Armageddon

by Robert Nathan,

The truth is good news

by Herbert Agar,

Books in brief

by Katherine Gauss Jackson,

The new books

by John Chamberlain,

Personal and otherwise

by Harper’s Staff,

[various]

by Harper’s Staff,

Nothing to do

by Harper’s Staff,

Those delayed subscriptions

by Harper’s Staff,

[Coming in Harper’s]

by Harper’s Staff,

Murders for pleasure

by T. Gregson,

Toward Chancellorsville

by Bernard Augustine De Voto,

One man’s meat

by Harper’s Staff,

One man’s meat

by E.B. (Elwyn Brooks) White,

American Negroes and the war

by Earl Brown,

Seeing the Northwest

by Richard L. (Richard Lewis) Neuberger,

A focus for our schools

by James L. (James Lockhart) Mursell,

Portrait of a murderer

by Q. Patrick,

Australia

by Alwyn Lee,

Bastion and springboard

Young fiddler in France

by Albert Spalding,

Patti, Saint-Sa??«ns, and a fainting accompanist

The federal debt and the future

by Alvin Harvey Hansen, Guy Greer,

An unflinching look at the facts and prospects

Men making bombers

by Lewis Marshall Thompson,

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