Vintage Collier's Magazine October 3 1942 Vol 110 No. 14 Walter Duranty & Mary Loos

Step back in time with this vintage edition of Collier's Magazine from October 3, 1942. This publication, Vol. 110 No. 14, features illustrious articles by renowned writers Walter Duranty and Mary Loos, making it a must-have for collectors and history buffs alike.

This magazine captures the essence of the era, providing insights into the events and social issues of the time. Collier's was known for its rich content and quality journalism, making this publication a significant piece of American history. Whether you're looking to enrich your collection or give a thoughtful gift, this magazine is a perfect choice.

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Inside This Issue (Full Table of Contents):

• SHORT STORIES
  • Walter Duranty and Mary Loos
    • Dancing Yeat. One thing she never didn't know.
  • Robert Richards
    • Mars and the Bright Blue Stallion. A boy does his part for his country.
  • Michael Foster
    • The Lady and the Artist. He changes one's viewpoint.
  • Kyle Crichton
    • The Distant Glory. A man who lives a lie.
• THE SHORT SHORT STORY
  • Hot at Paramount — by Mill Gross.
• SERIAL STORIES
  • Ernest Haycox
    • Action by Night. The ninth of six parts.
  • Kathleen Norris
    • An Apple for Eve. The ninth of twelve parts.
• ARTICLES
  • Col. Demas T. Craw
    • How Anti-British Tales Start. Colonel Craw scotches some vicious rumors.
  • Richard English
    • The Magic Marines. Now it's Hollywood's turn to stare.
  • Frank Morris
    • First Lap on Tokyo. An eyewitness story of the conquest of the Solomons.
  • Clarence H. Roy
    • Up Ship! The toughest salvage in history.
  • Victor I. Seeroff
    • The Boy Who Didn't Like Music. Shostakovich's symphonies are heard round the world.
  • Nord Riley
    • The Barrymore Brat. Diana lives up to the "Royal Family" traditions.
  • Jim Marshall
    • Coast Defender. General John L. DeWitt guards our Pacific Coast.
  • Richard Hallet
    • The Trail of Bambi. Walt Disney transplants the Maine woods.
  • Corey Ford and Alastair MacBain
    • High into the Sun. How A.A.F. flyers win their wings.
• Freling Foster
  • Keep Up with the World.
• Wing Talk
• Editorials
• Cover — Henry R. Sutter