July 8, 1939 Issue, COLLIER'S WEEKLY

- Keep Up with the World
  Freling Foster
  , pp. 6-8
  For your information
- Flotsam, first of twelve parts
  Erich Maria Remarque
  , pp. 9-10
  A great new novel by a world-famous author
- The Bard's Girl Friend
  Henry F. Pringle
  , p. 11
  Margaret Webster, who edits Shakespeare
- What We'll Look Like Tomorrow
  Roy Chapman Andrews
  , pp. 12-13
  A scientist looks at men of yesterday and draws some conclusions
- The Black Horse
  Jim Kjelgaard
  , p. 14
  A noble man and a nobler animal
- Summer Setups
  Ruth West
  , p. 15
  Some nice things to drink during heat waves
- You Wouldn't Understand
  William Fay
  , pp. 16-17
  A lady lawyer finds that youth is not everything
- Before the Act
  Thomas Walsh
  , pp. 18-19
  Love laughs at circumstantial evidence
- Toilers of the Screen
  Daniel Fuchs
  , pp. 20-21
  Dizzy business in Hollywood
- Singing Vampires
  J.D. Ratcliff
  , pp. 22-24
  Mosquitoes, and what's to be done about them
- Red Gardenias, fifth of nine parts
  Jonathan Latimer
  , pp. 25-45
  Crane under suspicion
- The Short Short Story
  Pat Frank
  , pp. 46-57
  The Bomb
- Editorials, pp. 58-60
  You're on Your Own, Son
  Rake's Progress
- Cover
  Lawson Wood