Cover of Collier’s Magazine dated October 16, 1943, featuring artwork of a soldier with a machine gun, titled 'Action This Day' by Archbishop Francis J. Spellman.
Interior page of Collier’s Magazine from October 16, 1943, showcasing an advertisement discussing electric companies, featuring a character in a suit and a young boy.
Back cover of Collier’s Magazine October 16, 1943, featuring an advertisement for Camel cigarettes highlighting its slogan 'They’ve Got What It Takes!' with soldiers enjoying the outdoors.
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Cover of Collier’s Magazine dated October 16, 1943, featuring artwork of a soldier with a machine gun, titled 'Action This Day' by Archbishop Francis J. Spellman.Interior page of Collier’s Magazine from October 16, 1943, showcasing an advertisement discussing electric companies, featuring a character in a suit and a young boy.Back cover of Collier’s Magazine October 16, 1943, featuring an advertisement for Camel cigarettes highlighting its slogan 'They’ve Got What It Takes!' with soldiers enjoying the outdoors.

Collier’s Magazine October 16, 1943 Salerno Hoover Spellman

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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

ELIZABETH DEAN
Maxine and the Marvelous Babe. It took a lady elephant to show Val that the girl was a phony.
Page 16

STANLEY FRANK
Old Indispensable. A big-league show-off learns about baseball from the Army.
Page 20

HAMLEN HUNT
The Disguise. When you’re through with an old love—forget it.
Page 26

THOMAS WALSH
The Cat of the Cloth. Gallagher the cop and Gallagher the Marine get better acquainted.
Page 28

THE SHORT SHORT STORY
The Window, by Ken W. Purdy.
Page 52

SERIAL STORY

W. R. BURNETT
Nobody Lives Forever. The second of four parts.
Page 18

ARTICLES

ARCHBISHOP FRANCIS J. SPELLMAN
Action This Day. The first of a series of articles describing a prelate’s trip to American outposts.
Page 11

QUENTIN REYNOLDS
Bloody Salerno. What happened when the Yanks landed—and found the Nazis ready for them.
Page 13

F. BEVERLY KELLEY and DON LANG
Laugh Factory. Introducing A. Robins, the highest paid clown in the business.
Page 16

WALTER TAUB
Report on the German People. The desperate Nazis attempt to uphold morale at home.
Page 17

MRS. FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT
A Challenge to American Sportsmanship. The First Lady asks fair play for loyal internees of Japanese descent.
Page 21

VERA CONNOLLY
Foxholes on the Home Front. Our defense workers are fighting a crucial war, too.
Page 22

J. EDGAR HOOVER and FREDERICK L. COLLINS
Slickers in Slacks. How the F.B.I. broke the case of the “hot suits.”
Page 24

HELENA HUNTINGTON SMITH
Down to the Sea in Slips. The Navy is finding the Waves useful as well as ornamental.
Page 30

FRELING FOSTER
Keep Up with the World. Page 6

WING TALK. Page 8

THE GUILTY (Pierre Laval).
Profile of Axis Terrorist No. 11. Page 74

THE WEEK’S WORK. Page 81

EDITORIALS
What is the Austin-Wadsworth Bill?
The Judge is Still Tops.
Who Gets the War Plants? Page 82

COVER
CHARLES R. CHICKERING

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