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ARTICLES GEORGE ANTHEIL

LAWRENCE MARTIN COMDR. ATTILIO GATTI

CARL R. RASWAN LOUIS ZARA

HARRY SALPETER LOREN CARROLL LEWIS HERMAN

FICTION SANDOR HUNYADY

ERIC KNIGHT ARTHUR DAVISON FICKE

THOMAS C. MeCLARY JEROME ODLUM

ROBERTO FELIX SALAZAR ROBERT WESTERBY

ART ARNOLD BLANCH

F. MOLINA CAMPOS

S ATI It E LOUIS PAUL

CREIGHTON PEET ANDRE' BIRABEAU

FREDERIC A. BIRMINGHAM

POETRY GEORGE SLOCOMBE

SPORTS PARKE CUMMINGS

FRANKLIN REYNOLDS CLARENCE K. STREIT

ORMAL I. SPRUNGMAN

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They will be gentle on your throat, too. Here’s why ... Luckies’ exclusive "Toasting” process expels cer¬ tain harsh irritants found in all tobacco. This makes Luckies’ fine tobaccos even finer... a light smoke.

Sworn records show that among independent tobacco experts—men who know tobacco and its qualities— Luckies have twice as many exclusive smokers as all

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