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TABLE OF CONTENTS
SHORT STORIES
The Green Village — Margaret Rhodes Peattie — 9–120
The mystery of a lost hamlet in the Pyrenees.
The Tall Men — William Faulkner — 14–95
The McCallums answer the draft call—in their own way.
Not My Story — Maurice Walsh — 16–83
A four-cornered romance in the gay Irish manner.
That’s a Woman for You! — Erle Stanley Gardner — 20–112
Pete Quint solves a sales problem and a lady’s dilemma.
Angler, Beware! — Edmund Ware — 36–90
Wade into this trout stream for a good long laugh.
ARTICLES
Tanks From a Cornfield — Garet Garrett — 12–99
How industry switches from plowshares to swords.
Eyes in the Skies — Forbes Parkhill — 18–67
Our Army Air Corps trains its shutterbugs. Color pictures.
Market-Maker — Gerald Breckenridge — 22–116
How America’s No. 1 Salesman created markets for IBM.
Showdown in the Pacific — Edgar Snow — 27–40
When will Japan strike?
“Can She Milk a Cow?” — Jesse Stuart — 34–104
A Kentucky poet and his city-bred wife build a farm home.
SERIALS
The Body in the Library (Fourth part of seven) — Agatha Christie — 24–52
The victim was blond. What was the killer?
The Captain From Connecticut (Fifth part of six) — C. S. Forester — 30–72
Captain Peabody meets a pirate at sea.
OTHER FEATURES
Keeping Posted — 4
Next Week — 6
We See by the Papers — 50
Editorials — 26
Post Scripts — 28
Poems:
Sunday Afternoon — Nellie G. Bourdeaux — 54
City Walls — Martha Keller — 88
Army Wife — Alexa Byrne Ford — 106
Photographic Cover by Sgt. Edward A. Lane