This is the June 27, 1942 issue of THE SATURDAY EVENING POST, with a cover picture by NORMAN ROCKWELL, which features his painting “WHAT TO DO IN A BLACKOUT”.  This magazine is in very good condition.  The pages are clean and very readable.  This is a very collectible issue from the 1940's era, with several historical articles, and a lot of other good reading.

                                      SHORT STORIES:

JOHNNY, COME BACK TO ME - BY MILDRED HARRINGTON

“V” FOR VIRGINIA - BY WILLIAM FAY

PIRATE OFF NANTUCKET - BY JAMES WARNER BELLAH

MCQUILLAN GOES BELOW - BY FRANK LEON SMITH

HELL ON WHEELS - BY R. ROSS ANNETT

                                     ARTICLES:

THE CASE FOR THE MINORITIES - BY WENDELL WILLKIE

OUT TWO MONTHS ON CORREGIDOR - BY CABOT CAVILLE

WHY GERMANY MUST INVADE ENGLAND -BY DEMAREE BESS

I CAN’T GET A JOB - BY GEORGIA LONG

WOOL-HAT DICTATOR - BY RUFUS JARMAN

ADDRESS: PARADISE - BY RICHARD STOCKTON

THE JAPANESE PINCERS IN BRAZIL - BY JOHN W. WHITE

YOU CAN DO BUSINESS WITH YOUR JUNKMAN - BY WARREN HALL

                                  SERIALS:

THE BRIDE SAW RED - BY ROBERT CARSON

THE CASE OF THE CARELESS KITTEN - BY ERLE STANLEY GARDNER

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