Issue Date: FEBRUARY, 1945; VOL. 17, NO.4; WHOLE No. 100

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[RARE and HISTORIC World War II, WWII WARTIME Edition, 160 pages, MANY Pages of beautiful Full Page photographs and gorgeous photographic features -- as well as feature articles, all listed below!]

COVER GIRL: The sweet, sweet Valentine on our cover is MARIE DENHAM, perhaps the most trig brunette with violet eyes to be found in all California. Marie is a member of the Beverly Hills younger set. She still attends high school while dreaming of, and working toward -- you guessed it -- a career in the movies. It's her first appearance as a cover girl, by grace of photographers Mead-Maddick, and a nicer Valentine we couldn't wish you.

ARTICLES:
The Miracle of Hickory ... CAROL HUGHES. This is the glorius heroic story of Hickory, NC. and of the great battle on Polio which made it great for all time.
Yanks Will Find a Way ... SIDNEY CARROLL. Give GI Joe a shovel, and anything can happen.
Legacy to the Living ... EDITH STERN. Many Communities are planning new kinds of War memorials, for the living.
How Tolerant Are You? ... CHANNING POLLOCK.
English Girl: American Boss ... VERONICA WHIGHAM. Working in an English office.
Discovered: The Northwest Passage ... R. L. NEUBERGER. Now it has been done by the Canadian Mounties.
Shades of Mr. Lincoln ... OTTO EISENSCHIML. Leonard Swett.
The Big Broadcast of 1921 ... THOMAS SHANE. Broadcaasting was born the day Dempsey knocked Carpentier for a loop in Jersey City 23 years ago.
Twilight of a Genius ... FRANCES VELIE AND CAROLINE MENUEZ. The story of a Child Prodigy, WILLIAM JAMES SIDIS. [Dascinating article!]
Cry, Clown, Cry ... ALAN HYND. Circus goers don't see themselves as Clown EMMET KELLY sees them; But he has a talent for making others see themselves in his shoes. [Interesting article on EMMETT KELLY, Four pages]
Manuel and the Golden Harp ... I. M. HEWSON. MANUEL DE MOS.
CANTINFLAS: Beloved Comedian of Mexico ... J. AND W. WIRSIG. Hollywood stars took a back seat when a liteh young man, wearing dark glasses, entered a packed theatre in Mexico City. [Interesting profile!]
Beware of Your Dog ... RENZO BOWERS.
Fantastic Dr. Nature ... JIM KJELGAARD.
Teaching the ABC'S of Happiness ... LUCIEN AIGNER. Old-fashioned pedagogy emphasised the three R's. Modern teaching methods stress the art of learning how to get along with classmates.
Bombay's Black Friday ... LT. FRANK SHEA.
Fortune in Box Tops ... JOHN REDDY. When RAYMOND R. MORGAN Chose advedrtising as a career, he hit upon a macabre idea that he was sure would make or break him.
France Forever ... CHESTER MORRISON.
Mary Courageous ... DEAN JENNINGS. The heart-warming story of a remakable lady who discovered that it takes a heap of courage to voice the questions blind servicemen ask. MARY COOK COWERD, Noted Blind Soprano.
They Ask a Million Questions ... HELEN AND CLEM WYLE. National Archives have found lost relatives.
Bargains in War Goods ... AIKEN WELCH.
Japs on Their Knees: 1594 ... RICHARD SHARPE. Japan's boast that she has not been defeated in 2,600 years.

FEATURES:
"Scourge of Nippon" The Boeing B-29 Superfortress. [Foldout 2 page color photo, in flight!]
Portrait of "Cooky", Chimpanzee, Photo from Rapho Guillimette. [Foldout 2 page color photo!]
Picture Story: ABRAHAM LINCOLN: The History of a Face ... STEFAN LORANT. [SIXTEEN full pages of PHOTOGRAPHS of Lincoln, with text!]
Out of This World.
Picture Story: A Night at the Opera. Opening night at the MET. [14 FULL pages of COLOR PHOTOS!]
Portfolio of Personalities: Late Flowering Wonders ... OBERT MARKS.
Grin and Share It ... EDITED BY IRVING HOFFMAN.
Game Book Section.
Fiction Feature: Death Sails the "Waldeck" ... CHARLES R. DURBIN.
Book Excerpt: The History of Rome Hanks ... JOSEPH STANLEY PENNELL.
Special Feature: The Army's Incredible Smith ... LT. COL. JO HUBBARD CHAMBERLIN.
Publisher: DAVID A. SMART. Editors: , BERNARD GEIS, HARRIS SHELVELSON. OSCAR DYSTEL (On Leave) Managing Editor: ARNOLD GINGRICH.
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