Author: CHAMBERLAIN, WILLIAM; GOLD, ZACHARY; COVERT, ALICE LENT; SALE, RICHARD; KERNAN, THOMAS; BESS, DEMAREE; FRIENDLY, CAPT. ALFRED; BOUCHER, ARLINE BRITTON; INGELLS, DOUGLAS J.; PRINGLE, HENRY F.; TITUS, HAROLD; HUNT, FRAZIER; CHAMBLISS, W.C.; HAWKINS, JOHN
Title: The Saturday Evening Post Magazine, May 27, 1944: This Is Germany Today Vol 216, No. 48
Description: USA: The Curtis Publishing Company, 1944. First Edition. Single Issue Magazine. Illustrated by Rockwell, Norman. Features: Famous Normal Rockwell cover shows fireman sniffing cigar smoke; This is Germany Today - Thomas Kernan's eyewitness report on German morale and how Goebbels cunningly controls the mind of the nation - with photos (first of 2 articles); The Cost of Roosevelt's "Great Design" - Roosevelt is betting that Stalin can be induced to return Russia to the family of nations; Where There's a Yank, There's A Way - photo-illustrated article describes how GIs like Sgt. William J. Le Bleau, of Bend, Oregon, do various jobs to provide goods and services for their fellow troops; They Can Learn to Live Again - therapy for Vets with war neuroses; What You Can Believe About the Helicopter - photo-illustrated article by Col. H.F. Gregory; Life with Howard Lindsay and Russel Crouse - color photo-illustrated article; Will There Be Enough Water? - eastern half of the country facing dwindling underground reserves; All the Boys Remember Maisie - Second Lieutenant Nurse Mayhall borrowed and begged for the same of a famous garden at Army General Hospital 105 in Queensland, Australia; Where is "Wrong-Way" Corrigan?; Dental or Mental, I Say It's Spinach. Short Stories: Old Dan Tucker Comes to Town; The Homemade Heart And If I Die; Heaven is a Foxhole; Boomerang (part 1 of 2); Devil on His Trail (part 3 of 8). Four-inch archival-tape repair to table of contents. Three-inch opening along top of coverfold. Unmarked with average wear. A worthy vintage copy of this interesting issue.; Cover Art; Folio. Good .

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