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TABLE OF CONTENTS

4 Short Stories

The Girl in the Tree — Dana Burnet — 26
The Sharpshooter’s Daughter — M. A. Hancock — 30
From Different Worlds — N. J. Crisp — 34
Wild Ride — Hugh B. Cave — 37

9 Articles

The Hospitals Fight Their Toughest War — Steven M. Spencer — 23

Man With Magic Fingers — Dean Jennings — 25

The Face of America: Outdoor Baptism — Photograph by Thurston Hatcher — 28

Will Our Yugoslav Gamble Pay Off? — Ernest O. Hauser — 31

A Visit With Jack Dempsey — W. C. Heinz — 32

Why Can’t I Remember? — Peg Bracken — 36

Adventures of the Mind, 4: Art and Human Dignity — Francis Henry Taylor — 38

My Daughter’s an Arab — Michael Sheldon Cheney — 40

Future Unlimited — Charles F. Kettering — 44

2 Serials

Death Stands By (Conclusion) — John and Ward Hawkins — 42

Arson, Incorporated (Fourth of eight parts) — Clarence Budington Kelland — 49

Other Features

Letters — 4
Editorials — 10
Post Scripts — 46

Verse — 53, 65, 86, 99, 120, 124, 132

Keeping Posted — 136

THE COVER

Here come the bride and groom to carve the cake. Two-handed carving isn’t an efficient way to dismember food, but He and She have just become One and this is the tender symbol of their unity. They probably aren’t hungry; in a day or two food will become attractive, but right now they are not of this world, they are up in the clouds, in a state of bliss where folks subsist on love alone.

Conversely, those youngsters have their feet on the ground and their eyes on the cake. Oh, the girls may save a few crumbs to put under their pillows to incite romantic dreaming, but the boys will put their cake where it belongs, and let’s hope they don’t consume enough to turn dreams into nightmares. Well, a toast to artist Ben Prins’ newlyweds: bon voyage, all the way through life!