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TABLE OF CONTENTS
SHORT STORIES
ARTHUR “BUGS” BAER
The Cranbury Tiger. The hilarious saga of Ty Cobb’s Detroit shirt.
Page 19
HOWARD BRESLIN
It Looks So Peaceful. Three Yankee soldiers engineer a storm in Ireland.
Page 22
J. J. des ORMEAUX
Phooey on Melvin. And orchids to Mary Jo and her air-raid warden.
Page 70
WILLIAM BRANDON
The Hired Girl. A short short story.
Page 74
RICHARD HICKMAN
The Light Blue Dress. How a little girl’s graduation became a symbol of determination.
Page 82
THE SHORT SHORT STORY
Quick Pitch, by Richard English.
Page 47
SERIAL STORIES
JAMES ALDRIDGE
Flight to the Sun. The eighth of ten parts.
Page 36
JOHN P. MARQUAND
It’s Loaded, Mr. Bauer. The fifth of eight parts.
Page 38
ARTICLES
General MacArthur’s Tribute to American Industry.
Page 11
WALTER DAVENPORT
War Rides the Assembly Line. Detroit shows us how.
Page 12
ANDREW De SHONG
The Hand That Rocks the Axis. Industry discovers women.
Page 14
JIM MARSHALL
Hulls in a Hurry. No fooling—we’re getting the ships.
Page 16
KYLE CRICHTON
Leave It to Joe. The profitable results of listening to the man behind the machine.
Page 20
J. D. RATCLIFF
Good Providers. The Quartermaster Corps keeps house for the Army.
Page 50
WALTER ADAMS
We’ll Be Right Over! How our plane builders have done the impossible.
Page 72
QUENTIN REYNOLDS
We Will Make It. Steel, steel and more steel.
Page 84
FRELING FOSTER
Keep Up with the World. Page 6
WING TALK. Page 8
EDITORIAL
The Battle of the War Plants.
Page 114
COVER—GENERAL DOUGLAS MacARTHUR, SUPREME COMMANDER, ALLIED FORCES, SOUTHWEST PACIFIC
