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TABLE OF CONTENTS

4 Short Stories

Mamma Needs New Shoes — Effie Leland Wilder — 26
Hard-Luck Regiment — William Chamberlain — 32
There Goes the Bride — Victoria Case — 36
High Terror — Brian Cleve — 43

9 Articles

The Nine Last Days of the Bismarck (First of three articles) — C. S. Forester — 23

Adventures of the Mind, 14: The Poet’s Vision — Edith Sitwell — 28

Hot Spot for Cool Plungers — Helen Durslag — 30

The Face of America: Death on the 8:28 — Photograph by Hans Knopf — 34

What Price Auburn’s Football Glory? — Fred Russell — 37

Our Own Inside Story (Second of two articles) — Joseph and Stewart Alsop — 38

Beards Stage a Comeback — Richard Gehman — 40

France Starts Over — Ernest O. Hauser — 42

Divorce, Part III: The Depths of Scandal — John Bartlow Martin — 44

Serial

The Case of the Greedy Grandpa (Fourth of eight parts) — Erle Stanley Gardner — 49

Other Features

Letters — 4
Editorials — 10
Post Scripts — 46

Verse — 51, 72, 80, 99, 110, 120, 126

Hazel — 194

Keeping Posted — 196

THE COVER

The Super V is a feast for the eyes, and it will be doubly so with Mrs. Jones at the wheel; so it is too bad Mr. J is thinking that they could get their 1957 Super painted yellow for, say, 150 bucks. A little thought, for subtle are the ways of womenfolk. Mrs. Jones, knowing her husband to be in the condition of both wanting and not wanting a new car, has maneuvered him under that hood, and if he tries to flee, subtle also are the ways of salesfolk. Later, when the lady, with no subtlety at all, demands and gets an extra 150 bucks on the trade-in allowance, Jones will feel better, and after he tries Super’s purring power on California’s sunny roadways, he’ll bless the wisdom of his helpmate. Artist Kurt Ard says Mrs. J may switch her lipstick shade—but not to lemon yellow.