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TABLE OF CONTENTS
SHORT STORIES
BEN HECHT
God is Good to a Jew. At last the persecuted soul finds its haven of peace.
Page 14
MARK HAGER
Froze in August. The Widow Deskins solved her manpower problem—for keeps.
Page 16
MARY FREELS ROSBOROUGH
Straight from the Heart. A girl needs a family to turn to, when bad news falls.
Page 20
THE SHORT SHORT STORY
The Ten-Cent Miracle, by Czenzi Ormonde.
Page 19
SERIAL STORIES
SAX ROHMER
Seven Sins. The fifth of eight parts.
Page 23
FAITH BALDWIN
You Can’t Escape. Conclusion.
Page 29
ARTICLES
HARRISON FORMAN
Gissimo, Junior. The son of Chiang Kai-shek fakes on a job—under “the worst possible conditions.”
Page 11
GURNEY WILLIAMS
Shore-to-Shore Invaders. Our Engineers Amphibian Command is ready with the boats.
Page 12
QUENTIN REYNOLDS
The Long Road Back. Marvels of physical rehabilitation are performed by Russia’s psychologist surgeons.
Page 15
FRANK GERVASI
Mission to Salonika. The perfect raid opens our air offensive in the Levant.
Page 17
DANIEL P. MANNIX
Me, Chicken Hawk! Autobiography of a bird that’s not exactly man’s best friend.
Page 18
DAN PARKER
Passing of the First Floor Back. The “National Sports Alliance, Red Ink” is no more.
Page 21
HOWARD E. KERSHNER
We Starve Our Friends. And yet we could feed Europe’s hungry children.
Page 22
J. D. RATCLIFF
Co-op Hospital. How Dr. Michael Shadid brought health, at cost, to his community.
Page 24
FRELING FOSTER
Keep Up with the World. Page 6
WING TALK. Page 8
DAVID O. WOODBURY
Your Life Tomorrow. Page 26
EDITORIALS. Page 74
COVER
HANS GROENHOFF