May 15, 1939

Issue: - May 1939 | Maclean's

May 15, 1939

View Full Issue Table of Contents
DETOUR TO MANDALAY
FICTION

DETOUR TO MANDALAY

By FRANK LEON SMITH33 min
Deep Waters
FICTION

Deep Waters

By BEN AMES WILLIAMS33 min
The Uphill Heart
FICTION

The Uphill Heart

By PERRY ADAMS25 min
View Full Issue
More Features
DETOUR TO MANDALAY 1415
FICTION

DETOUR TO MANDALAY

It's a crying shame for radio's future baritone to be sacrificed on the altar of farm boarders—but hark! By FRANK LEON SMITH33 min
Deep Waters 1617
FICTION

Deep Waters

Castaways on a desolate rock, four men and a girl face the elemental struggle for survival By BEN AMES WILLIAMS33 min
The Uphill Heart 1213
FICTION

The Uphill Heart

A story of India’s fighting frontier and the courage that keeps it safe By PERRY ADAMS25 min
"ROYAL TRAIN" 1011
GENERAL ARTICLES

"ROYAL TRAIN"

A pre-view of the Royal Residence on wheels in which a King and Queen will span a continent By LESLIE ROBERTS20 min
The Hermit of Dark Harbor 1819
FICTION

The Hermit of Dark Harbor

In which Soothsayer Simon, of Grand Manan, demonstrates that converse with the spirits Is an exceedingly risky business By LOUIS ARTHUR CUNNINGHAM18 min
Planning a Royal Tour 89
GENERAL ARTICLES

Planning a Royal Tour

As many Canadians as possible should see the King and Queen; the King and Queen should see as much of Canadian life as possible—these are the cardinal principles which have governed organization of the Royal Tour By GRANT DEXTER11 min
The Crown — Symbol of the Nation 89
LONDON LETTER

The Crown — Symbol of the Nation

SOME fourteen months ago I had the honor of being presented to the Queen at the house of Lady Maureen Stanley. There were half a dozen of us there, and the Queen, sitting on a sofa, talked to each of us in turn. It was all completely informal and human. By Beverley Baxter11 min
Vive le Roi! Vive le Duc ! 3435
Canada Greets Her King

Vive le Roi! Vive le Duc !

THE French Canadian, since he is predominantly of Norman extraction, will feel he is once again a subject of the Duke of Normandy, one of the titles of His Majesty (the one, as a matter of fact, by virtue of which he still reigns over the Channel Islands), a title which owes nothing in seniority and precedence to that of King. By LESLIE ROBERTS11 min
At the National Capital 67
Canada Greets Her King

At the National Capital

" He shall have dominion also from sea to sea, and from the river unto the ends of the earth " By GRANT DEXTER10 min
Quiz 2223
GENERAL ARTICLES

Quiz

Upsetting all precedents, the author offers a bad prize for a good score By Gordon Dustan’s9 min
May 11939 June 11939