Newsweek Magazine, January 10, 1938

44 pages. Contents: President Makes a Gesture, Asks One From Business: Mr. Roosevelt Indicates He Will Stick by His Program in 'New Moral Climate'; Robert Jackson, Scourge of Trusts; Big Navy: The President Suggests We May Need More Ships; Lottery Round-up: Federal Raids Catch Gangs That Gamble and Always Win; The 'Robinsons': Trail of Moscow 'Spies' Leads to Marinelli and a Mess; Stranger Than Fiction: High Seas Murder and Piracy Puzzle to Coast Police; Unemployment: Completed Census Condemned as an Idle Count of the Idle; War of Attrition Puts China at Mercy of Two Devastators: (Generalissimo) Chiang (Kai-shek) Quits as Premier to Conduct Guerrilla Campaign Against Japanese; (Lazaro) Cardenas and Oil: Mexican President Again Strikes at U.S. Interests; A Poet Politician (Octavian Goga) Rises in Rumania; Reversal in Egypt: An Eighteen-Year-Old King (Farouk I) Swings His Scepter; Spain: Outcome Again in Balance on Teruel Front; Paris Strike: (Premier Camille) Chautemps and the Army Call a Red Bluff; A Year of Science: Blood, Atoms, Sap, and Secrets of the Earth and Sea; 250,000 Fans Cheer Grid Battles in Seven Bowls (One Iced); (Robert H.) Jackson Speaks, Stocks Waver, and 30,000 Lose Jobs: Assistant Attorney General Provokes New Wave of Caution and Upsets Tradition; Milk and Pennies: Anguish in N.Y. (New York); Silver: Buying Price Reduction Arouses Criticism; Labor Questions and Court Answers; and Perspective: (Robert H.) Jackson vs. Business et al. Back cover black and white photo ad for Paul Jones whisky features servant holding his tray 'High & Dry!'. Binding intact. Small mailing label bottom front cover. Contents clean and unmarked. Average wear. A sound vintage copy. Book