Cover of The Saturday Evening Post magazine from May 2, 1942 featuring a child holding a model of a skull, introducing the story 'Assignment in Brittany' by Helen MacInnes.
Interior page of The Saturday Evening Post magazine dated May 2, 1942, showcasing the Table of Contents, listing stories and articles including 'Assignment in Brittany' by Helen MacInnes.
Back cover of The Saturday Evening Post magazine from May 2, 1942 advertising Camel cigarettes, featuring cowboys and the slogan 'Let 'er Ride!'.
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Cover of The Saturday Evening Post magazine from May 2, 1942 featuring a child holding a model of a skull, introducing the story 'Assignment in Brittany' by Helen MacInnes.Interior page of The Saturday Evening Post magazine dated May 2, 1942, showcasing the Table of Contents, listing stories and articles including 'Assignment in Brittany' by Helen MacInnes.Back cover of The Saturday Evening Post magazine from May 2, 1942 advertising Camel cigarettes, featuring cowboys and the slogan 'Let 'er Ride!'.

Saturday Evening Post Magazine May 2, 1942 Assignment in Brittany Helen MacInnes

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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.

Note: The content list below is digitally transcribed for searchability. Please refer to the photos for the exact Table of Contents.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

SHORT STORIES

I Can’t be Sorry for You
A widow finds her second choice is the right one.
RUTH BURR SANBORN — 14

The Bugles of Spring
Horse-trading comes back to Crayton Barony.
GLENN ALLAN — 16

Three-Time Winner
Crunch and the Poseidon do their bit for romance.
PHILIP WYLIE — 20

The Guy Who Had Everything
Proving that defense workers need courage as well as skill.
LUCIAN CARY — 24

Silk for Lennie
Heroics on the convoy route.
THOMAS H. RADDALL — 28

ARTICLES

“We Look Alike and We Fight Alike”
An Australian compares his countrymen with the Yanks.
BRIAN PENTON — 12

They Call it Thunderbird Field
A desert air-training center goes Hollywood. Color pix.
GERRIE GRIFFITH and CLARENCE LINCOLN BLOCK — 19

What Makes the Jumping Bean Jump?
Do you know? The answer comes from the wilds of Mexico.
JOHN W. HILTON — 22

How to Train Your Dog
Is your own Rover the gentleman he could be?
RAY P. HOLLAND — 23

Your Blood Goes to War
How science sends blood to the battle fronts.
CHARLES H. ELLIS, JR., and ROBERT E. S. THOMPSON — 26

So You Want to be a Sports Editor?
Around the clock at a metropolitan sports desk.
DAN PARKER — 30

“— Then We Could Lick Anything”
A berry stand is built into a big business by work and faith.
PAULINE RISTO and MAGNER WHITE — 38

SERIALS

Assignment in Brittany (First of eight parts)
An English para-spy’s adventures in Occupied France.
HELEN MacINNES — 9

Ride the Man Down (Fifth part of seven)
Hard riding and a cattle-ranch feud.
LUKE SHORT — 34

OTHER FEATURES

Keeping Posted — 4
Next Week — 6
Post Scripts — 32

Editorials — 18
Little Business on the Spot
The Era of Sneer
How to Write an Editorial
The Swiss Have a Method

Poems:
Little Boys in Church — ROBERT P. TRISTRAM COFFIN — 42
Lullaby for Weary Hearts — ELEANOR GRAHAM — 55
Inarticulate — MARY ELIZABETH COUNSELMAN — 61

Photographic Cover by Preston Duncan

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