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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Truth and fiction
My Name Is Ruth — Eleanore Griffin — 13
Never Turn Back, Part I (of three) — Nelia Gardner White — 17
Murder for a Million, Part II (of six) — Clarence Budington Kelland — 22
Jungle Flight — Kathleen Moore Knight — 24
Oh, My Darling — Anne Hall — 26
Program Notes — Edward Stevenson — 28
Editorial — 4
Will He Get My Letter? — Jackie Martin — 7
Without Pain — Marguerite Ball — 16
Keeping Up with Hollywood — Kay Mulvey — 20
My Country, ’Tis of Thee — Ilka Chase — 21
Speak American, Lady — Lucie Lee Kinsolving — 30
We Won’t Let Them Starve — Anne Maxwell — 33
Wake Up and Work — Paul V. McNutt — 40
Worth Fighting For (Share Your Mail) — 48
Friendly Town — Mary Heaton Vorse — 108
Your daily job
Living with Antiques — Virginia Hamill — 44
If the Army Can So Can We — Home Service Center — 95
Combat Ration Family Style — 96
Deep-Sea the Stew — 98
May Food Calendar — Nell B. Nichols — 103
They Also Serve — Phyllis Krafft Newill — 114
Yourself
Active Women Need Support — 56
Country Cottons, Their City Cousins — Elizabeth Ambrose — 58
Seersucker Preferred — 64
48-Hour Cottons — 70
Are You Up on Your Feet? — Hazel Rawson Cades — 54
Babies
Babies Are Beautiful — Hazel Rawson Cades — 77
What Do You Know About Milk? — Edward T. Wilkes, M.D. — 78
The Better the Baby the Better the Child — 80
Bundles for Babies — 81
To Baby with Love — 83
Knitting in a Small Way — 84
For the Sprigs on Your Family Tree — 86
Gardening and farming
They Give the Farmer a Hand — Elizabeth Spence — 74
You Might Call Them Luxury Vegetables — James Burdett — 110
This Is the Year to Grow Herbs — Rosetta E. Clarkson — 112
Cover: Color photograph by Mead-Maddick-Lownds