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TABLE OF CONTENTS
4 Short Stories
Secret of Happiness — Hugh B. Cave — 22
Bring Back the Bride — Hannibal Coons — 26
The Most Valuable Louse in the League — Tom McMorrow, Jr. — 30
The Hot Professor — Lee McGiffin — 37
8 Articles
The Amazing Kennedys — Harold H. Martin — 19
The Face of America: Out of Control
Photograph by Gene Lester — 24
I Call on Phil Silvers — Pete Martin — 28
German Soldier, 1957 Version — Norbert Muhlen — 31
Pigskin Preview — Fred Russell — 32
So You Want to Drive to Alaska — William L. Worden — 34
Buckskin and Blanket Days (Last of three articles) — Thomas Henry Tibbles — 36
Las Vegas on the Potomac — John Kobler — 38
Serial
The Case of the Dead Man’s Daughter
(Fifth of eight parts) — Erle Stanley Gardner — 43
Other Features
Letters — 4
Editorials — 10
Post Scripts — 40
Verse — 47, 52, 77, 85, 90
Keeping Posted — 100
THE COVER
One day after school three young ladies met in Norman Rockwell’s studio to pose for a painting that called for charming smiles. And one of them, rendering her mouth ajar, proudly revealed a startling discrepancy in her charm department. “When I was eating, it wobbled right out,” she glowed. “Gee, isn’t that a scrumptious big hole?” One girl gave the chasm a grave, clinical examination and maybe she’ll grow up to be a dentist, but the third lass, smitten with jealousy, uttered not a word of praise. So Rockwell was smitten with the first cover idea that ever walked spontaneously into his studio which, considering his approximately 900 Post covers, was long overdue. He didn’t paint the detached tooth, though the owner had it with her—it wasn’t very charming.