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Issue Date: AUGUST, 1942; VOL. 12, NO. 4; WHOLE NO. 70
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[RARE and HISTORIC World War II, WWII WARTIME Edition, 178 pages, MANY Pages of beautiful Full Page photographs and gorgeous ART reproductions, MANY in color -- as well as feature articles, all listed below!]

COVER GIRL: Even before Warner Brothers spotted her and put her in Yankee Doodle Dandy, Beth Drake had several claims to distinction. She has nine brothers and sisters, was a radio singer for a Chicago station, became a part-time professional model through posing for publicity pictures. By the time she was named "Chicago's Play Suit Girl," she was halfway to Hollywood. She wants to be (a) a great actress; (b) a good housewife; (c) the mother of three children. Bouquets go to L. Willinger of Hollywood for his "Lady of the Camellias" cover shot.

ARTICLES:
Death Takes No Holiday ... MICHAEL EVANS. Wartime Industrial Accidents.
Cavaliers of Cablese ... ROBERT M. YODER. Chicago Daily News foreign staff, and how they get the scoops.
China's Galloping Ghost ... MICHAEL EVANS. Mushy-Ko (Maurice Abraham Cohen) was just the man for China's revolutionary Armies.
How to Pick an Office Wife ... GRETTA PALMER.
Detroit on the Double ... KENT SAGENDORPH. America's Greatest arsenal, Detroit's industries.
Mussolini's Mild Men ... ALLAN A. MICHIE. "All of Mussolini's fighting men together wouldn't make one good Roman".
Valets to the Newsworthy ... DICKSON J. HARTWELL. Clipping Bureaus.
Elmer Wheeler's Magic War Words ... MURRAY TEIGH BLOOM.
Plain Talk about Leprosy ... WILLIAM P. MCDERMOTT.
New Voices for Old ... DORON K. ANTRIM. You too can be a great public speaker. "I bought a batch of Baking Powder and baked a batch of Biscuits.".
World Fellowship Marches On ... KEITH AYLING.
Rangefinders for Tomorrow ... HOWARD WHITMAN. Wonders for tomorrow planned by RCA.
Servicemen on Wax ... BARBARA HEGGIE. Servicemen sending spoken messages home on records.
Keep It Lean ... PAUL W. KEARNEY.
Oasis in Missouri ... WILLIAM O. PLAYER, JR. McDonald's Tea Room, Gallatin, Missouri.
Deep in the Heart of--Florida! ... WYATT BLASSINGAME.

FEATURES:
Burial at Sea: Painting by Anton Otto Fischer. [Double page foldout reproduction, in color!]
Two Old Toms, painting by John S. DeMartelly. [Double page foldout reproduction!]
World War II in Pictures: Picture Story ... WILLIAM L. SHIRER. [MANY, MANY Pages -- over 30 FULL PAGES of photographs, ALL with captions!]
Sidelights on Soldiering: by Corp. Robert Greenhalgh. [Foldout color paintings, plus sketches!]
Godfathers of Modern War: Portfolio of Personalities.
The Gallery of Photographs. [MANY, MANY Pages of full page artistic photographs, including a beautiful FOLD-OUT (On heavy paper), COLOR nude of a girl on a swing, "Swing Song", by Glenn Embree!]
Hold Autumn in Your Hand: Coronet Bookette ... GEORGE SESSIONS PERRY.
The Coronet Game Book Section.

MISCELLANY:
The Best I Know.
Forgotten Mysteries ... R. DE WITT MILLER.
Not of Our Species.
Carroll's Corner.
Your Other Life.
The Coronet round table: Should Children be brought into a World at War? an Opinion by Somerset Maugham.
Publisher: DAVID A. SMART. Editors: OSCAR DYSTEL, BERNARD GEIS.
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