Evening star., 1939-10-08
Candy Does Scholarly Work
On Sage of Walden Pond
Sino.Japanese War Has Resulted
In Poverty and Chaos, Says
Expert on Far East
By Marv.Carer Roberts.
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Chaos in Asia
By HalIet Abend NeW York: IDes Washburn.
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