April 1, 1938

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April 1, 1938

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The 7th Day
FICTION

The 7th Day

By MAX BRAND27 min
Oven Meals
WOMEN AND THE HOME

Oven Meals

By HELEN G. CAMPBELL Director, Chatelaine Institute7 min
CHUNDRA
FICTION

CHUNDRA

By PAUL ANNIXTER25 min
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The 7th Day 2021
FICTION

The 7th Day

In which murder is unmasked, a conundrum is solved and a new day dawns over the villa of the Olivieras

 By MAX BRAND27 min
Oven Meals 6061
WOMEN AND THE HOME

Oven Meals

ECONOMY and convenience are the two great advantages of oven meals. Enough to recommend them to any good housekeeper. And aren’t we all? Or are we? No special recipes or equipment and no new technique is necessary, and anyone with an oven can cook a whole meal in it.

 By HELEN G. CAMPBELL Director, Chatelaine Institute7 min
CHUNDRA 1617
FICTION

CHUNDRA

Most Wise, Most Subtle Kingly Mountain, Raj of Elephants — So Kudrat called him, and with reason By PAUL ANNIXTER25 min
Pioneer Statesman 3031
GENERAL ARTICLES

Pioneer Statesman

Thirty-seven years ago Sir Frederick Haultain fought for one giant province between Manitoba and the Rockies By C. Cecil Lingard6 min
SPRINGS of COURAGE 1415
FICTION

SPRINGS of COURAGE

A story of the South Seas, "the girl back home" and a magnificent gesture By GARNETT RADCLIFFE24 min
SHOTS and ANGLES 6263
SHOTS and ANGLES

SHOTS and ANGLES

THE musical-show race is getting to be almost as stupendous as the armament race. When one producer builds a picture big, another immediately builds one bigger. If it goes much farther the boys may have to call a limitation conference—possibly even decide on the scrapping of musical shows and universal peace. By ANN ROSS6 min
VOICE OFF SCENE 67
FICTION

VOICE OFF SCENE

If started in Hollywood but it ended in the desert with sand effects both on stage and off By Herbert Dalmas, Maurice Geraghty24 min
Parade 6869
HUMOR

Parade

LIVING on the rim of the Arctic Circle, the folks of the Far North use airplane services for freight and express as casually as those of us in the effete East stick a stamp on an envelope; but they aren’t being recklessly extravagant about it.
In the Editor's Confidence 23
In the Editor's Confidence

In the Editor's Confidence

WHEN big news breaks, readers often overlook the fact that magazines cannot be produced with the speed of a newspaper, and magazine editors wish to goodness they could be. When Anthony Eden split with Prime Minister Chamberlain over Mussolini and resigned the Foreign Secretaryship, we were swamped with calls from people who wanted to know what Beverley Baxter thought of it all.
Mr. Hepburn's TREASURE HUNT 1213
GENERAL ARTICLES

Mr. Hepburn's TREASURE HUNT

A candid review of the administration of the Ontario Succession Duty Act By FREDERICK EDWARDS17 min
WE NOMINATE.. 1213
SPORT

WE NOMINATE..

THEY SAY that fifty million Frenchmen can’t be wrong. That may be true, but if fifty million Frenchmen tried to select an all-star National Hockey League team, their selections would please few of Canada’s millions of hockey fans. Hence, Maclean's does not bother to consult anyone but the eight National Hockey League managers when they assemble their annual hockey all-stars. By JAMES C. HENDY16 min
Meet Mr. Gigian and Mr. Caciur 5253
GENERAL ARTICLES

Meet Mr. Gigian and Mr. Caciur

The story of two New Canadians who beat the drought By KEN LIDDELL4 min
Can LABOR Solve the Railway Problem? 45
Maclean's Edtorials

Can LABOR Solve the Railway Problem?

TABLES involving astronomical figures are skipped by most people because they look dull. Don’t skip the figures set down above. They affect your pocketbook. They may affect your job. Note the stupendous sums collected from the public by the Government via two tax channels.
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