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TABLE OF CONTENTS
SPECIAL FEATURES IN THIS ISSUE
In January we mirror the mood of America in all its variety and excitement, from Eric Sevareid’s perceptive look at how we feel and think in 1957 (page 29) to Frances Parkinson Keyes’s new novel about an earlier America (page 25). January is, of course, also a time for inventory and resolution. Sylvia Porter claims “You’re Worth More than You Think” and proves it with facts and figures on page 78, and on page 32 you’ll discover “125 Ways to Stay on a Diet.” But if you’re happy as you are, “A New Year—and No Resolutions” by Phyllis McGinley should delight you.
FICTION
25 — Blue Camellia (First of Three Parts) — Frances Parkinson Keyes
38 — What Good Is a Dream Man? — Leslie Hall
42 — Alone — Watson Fenimore
48 — Too Big to Cry — Gertrude Schweitzer
ARTICLES
4 — A New Year and No Resolutions — Phyllis McGinley
10 — What Happened to Mrs. America’s Bathing Suit? — Roul Tunley
20 — Do-it-yourselfer’s Dilemma — Hilary Knight
29 — American Mood: 1957 — Eric Sevareid
32 — 125 Ways to Stay on a Diet — Mary Anne Guitar
61 — A Quiz on Presidential Wives
FEATURES
9 — Between Us . . .
14 — The Open Door
17 — America’s Interesting People
22 — Shopper’s Companion — Susan Hunter
54 — Funny Side of the Street
FOOD
80 — A New Kind of Creative Cook — Sylvia Schur
85 — Your January Food Guide
86 — See What a Freezer Cook Turns Out in a Day — Jewel Spangler Smaus
FASHION AND BEAUTY
34 — Ceremonial and Casual — Sally Iselin
67 — Shoes with a Summer Air—Now in Resort Collections — Shirley McCormick
90 — It’s Up to You to Make the Right Moves — Hazel Rawson Cades
92 — Five Patterns Cut for Speed — Eleanore Merritt
CHILDREN
40 — How to Care for Your Sick Child at Home — Dr. Milton J. E. Senn and Anna W. M. Wolf
56 — Practical News for Babies (Mothers’ Bulletin Board) — Elizabeth Silverman
64 — The 1957 Talk of the Teens Panel
HOUSE AND HOME
53 — Dish Towels Are Gay Gift Wraps
68 — “Making the Ends Meet in a Thousand Ways . . .” — Lillian Moller Gilbreth
70 — Time Is the Hardest Thing to Manage — Bernice Strawn
78 — You’re Worth More than You Think — Sylvia F. Porter
88 — Help for Your House — Gus Rogers
95 — Must My House Look Just Like My Neighbors’? — Elizabeth Matthews
LEISURE
13 — Movies and Television of the Month — Barbara L. Goldsmith
15 — How to Take a Day Off — Rosellen Callahan
44 — Contract Bridge Primer — Charles H. Goren