ISSUE DATE: August 12 1961; Vol. 234, No. 32, 8/12/61

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THE COVER: Jean Louis Andre Theodore Gericault was born in Rouen, France, in 1791. One day he saw a dapple-gray horse rearing. Using his friend, Lieutenant Dieudonne, as a model, he painted Officer of the Imperial Guard. He completed it in only twelve days, and its exhibition established him as a champion of the Romantic movement in painting. Later Gericault himself served as a cavalry- man. He was only thirty-two when he fell from a horse and was mortally injured. . . . Interesting? But of course. But we suspect that Gericault, being French, would agree that Le Louvre is no match for oo-la-la to sailors on leave in Paris. In the background is Madame Recamier by Jacques Louis David (1748 --- 1825). The lookers-on are by our own Constantin Alajalov (1900 --- present).

SHORT STORIES:
Man in Orbit . . . Kenneth Kay. Illustrated by Arthur Lidov.
The Frigid Sea . . . Edmund Gilligan.
Christmas in Kobe . . . Hobert Skidmore. Illustrated by Lynn Buckham.
Dangerous Trespass . . . Brian Cleeve. Illustrated by Morgan Kane.

ARTICLES:
He Makes Cops Come Clean . . . Peter Hayden. (Orlando W. Wilson)
France's Enchanted Corner . . . Brittany . . . Ernest 0. Hauser.
Ballplayers vs. the Fans . . . Edward Linn.
The PX: World's Biggest Discount House . . . Toni Howard.
I Call on Pete Martin (Conclusion) . . . Bing Crosby. [Funny, as Bing interviews the interviewer. Lots of photos of interview subjects]
The Face of America: Heavenly Fireworks . . . Photograph by Arthur Shay.
Adventures of the Mind: The Time of Our Lives . . . N. J. Berrill.
SERIALS:
Sitting Duck (Conclusion) . . . Richard Martin Stern. Illustrated by Fred Otnes.
The Case of the Bigamous Spouse (Fifth of seven parts) . . . Erle Stanley Gardner.

POST SCRIPTS:
Sub-teen Club, by Hilarie Brown.
See the Zebra!, by Ollin.
Ok, Ok, by Raymond Howard.
Items by Eleanor S. J. Ryderberg, Penny Pennington, Hal Chandwick.
KEEPING POSTED: Items about Kennth Kay, Arthur Shay, Lynn Buckham, Al Johns.
OTHER FEATURES: Letters; Editorials; Hazel; Verse.
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