Cover of Collier’s Magazine dated July 24, 1943 featuring General George C. Marshall and the headline 'How General Giraud Twice Escaped the Nazis'.
Inside spread of Collier’s Magazine July 24, 1943 showing an article titled 'Track of All Trades – and Master of All' with a historical photograph of a U.S. Army vehicle.
Back cover of Collier’s Magazine July 24, 1943 showcasing an advertisement for Camels cigarettes featuring a smiling sailor and highlighted text about the product.
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Cover of Collier’s Magazine dated July 24, 1943 featuring General George C. Marshall and the headline 'How General Giraud Twice Escaped the Nazis'.Inside spread of Collier’s Magazine July 24, 1943 showing an article titled 'Track of All Trades – and Master of All' with a historical photograph of a U.S. Army vehicle.Back cover of Collier’s Magazine July 24, 1943 showcasing an advertisement for Camels cigarettes featuring a smiling sailor and highlighted text about the product.

Collier’s Magazine July 24, 1943 General George C. Marshall Cover

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The magazine is in good condition. It is a complete copy but shows moderate signs of age and wear, corner creases, or light surface wear. The photos show the exact item you will receive. Please review all pictures for full condition details. Combined shipping is available. Each issue ships in a protective plastic sleeve.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

SHORT STORIES

RICHARD ENGLISH
Saber and Swing. Cavalryman Williams, king of swing, makes like crazy for the horses.
Page 14

BETTY DE SHERBININ
The Nazi’s Sister. Was she, too, a spy—or another innocent victim?
Page 16

EDWARD L. McKENNA
Gifts from Allerton. A proud man tries at last to put his house in order.
Page 21

THE SHORT SHORT STORY
Cancelin’ Out, by Hugh Fullerton.
Page 49

SERIAL STORIES

SAX ROHMER
Seven Sins. The fourth of eight parts.
Page 23

FAITH BALDWIN
You Can’t Escape. The seventh of eight parts.
Page 30

ARTICLES

PAUL BRINGUIER
How General Giraud Twice Escaped the Nazis
The true account of a historic adventure.
Page 11

QUENTIN REYNOLDS
Diplomat on the Spot. The U. S. ambassador to Russia speaks out and the air is cleared.
Page 13

BILL WOLF
Fish for the Frying Pan. Get out the rod and reel! They’re there, waiting to be caught.
Page 14

WALTER DAVENPORT
Unanimous Arnall. Georgia’s new governor cleans house—and the lawmakers are with him to a man.
Page 16

JIM MARSHALL
Old Lady with a Punch. The old Catalina flying boat becomes an antisub menace.
Page 18

JOE BOOKMAN
The Truth About Silly War Songs. Here’s why we have so few good popular songs.
Page 20

VERNON POPE
Russian Commandos. These are the brave fighters who have kept the Nazis from the Black Sea.
Page 22

ALFRED WAGG
Last Hours of an Empire. An eyewitness report of the fall of Mussolini’s “Gibraltar.”
Page 26

KYLE CRICHTON
Corinthian Pilar. The war’s gift to Hollywood—Katina Paxinou, idol of the Greek theater.
Page 34

FRELING FOSTER
Keep Up with the World.

WING TALK.

EDITORIAL
“I Will Advertise Thee What This People Shall Do . . .”

COVER
ROBERT LEAVITT

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