ISSUE DATE: MARCH 1956; Vol. CLXI Number 3

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COVER: How to live with a clever wife. Backstage with Ralph Edwards. Photograph by Ozzie Sweet.

ARTICLES:
BY THE WAY--The Obligation of Reputation . . . The Editor.
I WAS A PHONE FUMBLER . . . Wilbur Cross.
THE CASE FOR STANDARD DOCTORS' FEES . . . Edward J. McCormick, M.D.
CAN YOU MAKE PEOPLE LAUGH? . . . Leonard Hole.
ARE WE BECOMING A NATION OF WEAKLINGS? . . . John B. Kelly.
HOW TO LIVE WITH A CLEVER WIFE . . . Robert Zacks. [very cute article!]
BACKSTAGE WITH RALPH EDWARDS . . . Dwight Whitney.
LAND OF THE CAVALIERS . . . Leonard Falkner.
MORE LIVING SPACE FOR GROWING FAMILIES . . . Albert A. Ostrow.
IT'S FUN TO CAMP IN EUROPE . . . Kenneth W. Slifer.

NOVELS:
WALK MY WAY . . . Ted Ware. Illustrated.
THE WAITING BULLET--Mystery . . . John Rhodes Sturdy. Illustrated by George Garland.

STORIES:
SPRINGTIME IN PARIS . . . Peg Bracken. Illustrated by J. Frederick Smith.
SEE YOU IN COURT! . . . Arthur Myers. Illustrated by Bob Peak.
LONESOME LOVER . . . Marjorie McIntyre. Illustrated by Rudy Pott.
REAL GONE GUY . . . William R. Scott. Illustrated by Bob Hilbert.
AS THE SAYING GOES--Short Short . . . Leslie Hall.

FEATURES:
Letters Across the Editors' Desks.
Help for Your House Now They've Done It'74tI.
Why Don't They?.
Today's Fabulous Figures.
Patterns--Build Now for Summer Fun76of.
Movies of the Month.
Private Punky.
The Open Door.
Are You a Word Detective?112di.
Funny Side of the Street.
Directory of Schools and Camps.
Interesting People.
It's the Law.

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