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Liberty [Vol. 22 No. 9, March 3, 1945] ed. Edward Maher (Liberty Magazine, Inc., 10¢, 76pp, 8½″ x 11¼″, cover: Tenpin Pin-Up by Pat Holcomb) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. 6 · Vox Pop · The Readers · lc 10 · Heart Surgery: Now It Can Be Done · Philip Harkins · ar 13 · On the Beam · Wayne Parrish · cl 15 · Can We Avoid Another Depression? · Sylvia F. Porter · ar 16 · Oh Captain!, My Captain! · Edwin Rutt · ss 18 · The Man in Your Pocket · Garnett Laidlaw Eskew & Helen Weigel Brown · ar; about William Julian, Treasurer of the U.S. 20 · Match Trick · Frank Kilroe · vi 22 · Queen City of the Arctic · William van Narvig · ar; about Murmansk. 23 · The Gentle Marine · Sergeant Dan Levin · ar 24 · The Camera Eye · [uncredited] · pi 26 · Is This Our Flesh? · Marguerite Eyssen · ss 28 · Juan Finds Gold · Bill Gulick · ss · Damned to Glory · Col. Robert L. Scott · nb (r); abridged. 46 · Books in Review · Joseph Anthony · br 46 · Crossword Puzzle · [uncredited] · pz 59 · Colonel Stoopnagle’s Fictionary (Unabashed) · Colonel Stoopnagle · hu 59 · This Man’s War · Old Sarge · cl 68 · Woman-Talk · Margaret Fishback · cl 71 · Liberty Goes to the Movies · Eve Stanley · mr 74 · It’s Time We Knew the Real Score! · Paul Hunter · ed

Liberty [Vol. 22 No. 10, March 10, 1945] ed. Edward Maher (Liberty Magazine, Inc., 10¢, 84pp, 8½″ x 11¼″, cover: Petroleum—Industrial Power Behind the Front by Frank Reilly) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. Omits features. · Dark Angels of Doom · Roi Ottley · ar · The Girl Who Will Be Queen · Hettie Grimstead & Molly Castle · ar · Coming Up: The One-Woman Kitchen · Juliet Bridgman · ar · Europe Expects to Do It Alone · Carey Longmire · ar · Jobs for the Disabled · Edward Adolphe · ar · Not in the Cards · Samuel W. Taylor · ss · Pa Was Always Whistling · Alice Maxwell · vi · Where’s Julie? · Isabella Taves · ar · The Mad, Mad Moon · Charles Longstreth McNichols · ar · Where Helen Lies · Margaret Lane · n. 1944; abridged. · Comments on Commentators · Paul Hunter · ed

Liberty [Vol. 22 No. 11, March 17, 1945] ed. Edward Maher (Liberty Magazine, Inc., 10¢, 8½″ x 11¼″, cover: Welcome Back to the Job by Jay Nourbel) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. Omits columns. · Millions Coming in Tax Refunds · Frederick G. Brownell · ar · Great Dane · Frank Nugent · ar · What’s Behind the Quarrels of the Allies? · Marquis W. Childs · ar · Tarzans of the A.A.F. · Sidney Shalett · ar · The Society of Broken Hearts · Frances Borden · ar · The World’s Greatesd Diamond Robbery · Meyer Levin · ar · How to Cultivate an Old Log · William Byron Mowery · ar · Mr. Meep’s Double Double-Cross · Stanley Disney · ss · Paid in Full · L. L. Foreman · vi · Fair Land of France · Gordon Malherbe Hillman · ss · A Salute for the Sergeant · George Armin Shaftel · ss · Assistant Hero · Gene Coughlin · n. (r); abridged. · The Much-Maligned OPA · Paul Hunter · ed

Liberty [Vol. 22 No. 12, March 24, 1945] ed. Edward Maher (Liberty Magazine, Inc., 10¢, 84pp, 8½″ x 11¼″, cover: photo: Everything’s Shipshape Now by Roy Pinney) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. Omits columns. 10 · The Army’s Biggest One-Man Office · Helen Weigel Brown · ar 17 · America Needs a Strong Britain · William L. Batt · ar 18 · The Scales of Yan Tan · Walter C. Brown · ss 20 · Nurses to the Front · Juliet Bridgman · ar 21 · The Last Day of Kweilin · S/Sgt. James H. Winchester · ar 22 · The Touch · Alwyn W. Knight · vi 24 · Lecturer’s Lot · Erika Mann · ar 28 · Elmer Gets Ahead · James F. Denton · ss 30 · Triumphs with Torso and Typewriter · Elizabeth Wilson · ar 32 · It Sure Beats Me! · Fred Gipson · ss 35 · The Case of the Black-Eyed Blonde [Perry Mason] · Erle Stanley Gardner · n. 1944; abridged. 82 · The Red Cross—Mercy Agent of Every American · Paul Hunter · ed

Liberty [Vol. 22 No. 13, March 31, 1945] ed. Edward Maher (Liberty Magazine, Inc., 10¢, 84pp, 8½″ x 11¼″, cover: The Bronze Star Medal) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. Omits columns. 10 · Is It Bad to Stay in Bed? · Hannah Lees · ar 17 · The Woman in Shadow · Frederick Nebel · ss 18 · Charmaine Is Still Charming · Betty Milton Gaskill · ar 20 · Boss of the Atlantic · John Henry Cutler · ar 22 · Movie Queen · Lamont Buchanan · vi 24 · They Also Serve · Morris Markey · ar 26 · Are Your Feet Wet, Son? · C. D. Frazer · ar 28 · Actors’ Heaven · Matt Taylor · ss 32 · Every Customer a Friend · Moran Tudury · ss 35 · Mama’s Bank Account · Kathryn Forbes · n. 1943; abridged. 82 · Something the Big 3 Overlooked · Paul Hunter · ed

Liberty [Vol. 22 No. 14, April 7, 1945] ed. Edward Maher (Liberty Magazine, Inc., 10¢, 84pp, 8½″ x 11¼″, cover: Welcome, Sweet Springtime by Del Holcomb) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. Omits columns. 13 · Gunners’ Gripes · T/Sgt. M. R. Ellis · ar 17 · Women Without Men · Harrison Salisbury · ar 18 · The Candy Cane · James Aswell · ss 20 · We Are Coming Back! · Frank Lynn · ar 21 · Can Contact Lenses Help You? · Janet Evans · ar 22 · Night Boat to Norfolk · Cy Feuer · vi 24 · Mob 5 · Marstow Greenbie · ar 28 · Traitors’ Trail · Hugh Pentecost · ss 30 · She’s Nobody’s Mammy · Frank Nugent · ar 32 · Cold Spell · Isabel Way & Ruby Thomson · ss 35 · The Emperor’s Physician · J. R. Perkins · n. (r); abridged. 82 · 4-Fs Have Rights, Too! · Paul Hunter · ed

Liberty [Vol. 22 No. 15, April 14, 1945] ed. Edward Maher (Liberty Magazine, Inc., 10¢, 84pp, 8½″ x 11¼″, cover: Back to School; The Webster Family—No. 6 by Jay Nourbel) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. Omits columns. 17 · We Can All Have Better Food and More of It · Harry A. Bullis · ar 18 · Second Husband · Ware Torrey Budlong · ss 20 · Nervous in the Service? · Marjorie Avery · ar 22 · Decline and Fall of the Roman Umpire · Ernest Lehman · vi 24 · Black Market on Wheels · Victor Boesen · ar 28 · “…You Don’t Belong to Any Woman” · Bertram B. Fowler · ss 30 · Monopoly on Ice · Ted Shane · ar 32 · A Pick-up for Reno · George Armin Shaftel · ss 35 · Battle Report · Commander Walter Karig & Lieutenant Welbourne Kelley · nb (r); abridged. 82 · A New Day Dawns in Diplomacy · Paul Hunter · ed

Liberty [Vol. 22 No. 16, April 21, 1945] ed. Edward Maher (Liberty Magazine, Inc., 10¢, 92pp, 8½″ x 11¼″, cover: Eager Beaver by Arthur Smith) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. Omits columns. · The Man Who Will Succeed Stalin · William van Narvig · ar · I’m Proud to Belong · Major General A. D. Bruce · ar · Two Likable Lads Loaded with Laughs · Ted Shane · ar · Ho-Hum in Hawaii · Lieutenant Robert C. Ruark, U.S.N.R. · ar · Tailor-made Vegetables · Priscilla Jaquith · ar · The River · Neill C. Wilson · ss · The Lovers · Richard G. Hubler · vi · Brains vs. Bronski · Mary Leslie Harrison · ss · Juan Becomes a Banker · Bill Gulick · ss · They Dream of Home · Niven Busch · n. (r); abridged. · Are We Men or Morons? · Paul Hunter · ed

Liberty [Vol. 22 No. 17, April 28, 1945] ed. Edward Maher (Liberty Magazine, Inc., 10¢, 84pp, 8½″ x 11″, cover: King Coal Turns the Wheels of Industry by Frank Reilly) [] Details supplied by Steve Miller. Omits columns. 17 · Over the River · Howard K. Smith · ar 18 · A Hunk of Steel · Richard Howells Watkins · ss 20 · The Man Who Knew Everything First · Mort Weisinger · ar 22 · Should We Have Compulsory Military Training? Yes! · President Charles Seymour, of Yale University · ar 23 · Should We Have Compulsory Military Training? No! · Booth Tarkington · ar 24 · The Proud Sisters · Allen Rankin · vi 26 · Bus Ride in the South · Howard M. Taubman · ar 28 · None but the Purple Heart · M. J. Gaffney · ss 32 · Bronc Stomper · Frank Bonham · ss 35 · Papa Was a Preacher · Alyene Porter · n. (r); abridged. 82 · The San Francisco Conference—And Its Opportunity · Paul Hunter · ed

Liberty [Vol. 22 No. 18, May 5, 1945] ed. Edward Maher (Liberty Magazine, Inc., 10¢, 84pp, 8½″ x 11¼″, cover: Make Way for the Queen of the May by Frances Tipton Hunter) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. Omits columns. 17 · Japan’s Last Hope · Irving Wallace · ar 18 · The Painted Nail [Dr. Paul Standish] · George Harmon Coxe · ss 20 · Everybody Knows the Mayor · John Dos Passos · ar 22 · Replacement for Pinky · S. L. Gomberg · vi 24 · The War and Me · Maxine Davis · ar 28 · Many Mansions · Grace Nies Fletcher · ss 30 · Fur Farmers · Dorothy Roe Lewis · ar 32 · High-Climbers Don’t Die · Wessel Smitter · ss 35 · A Time to Die [Mark East] · Hilda Lawrence · n. 1945; abridged. 82 · We’re All Poorer When None of Us Can Get Richer · Paul Hunter · ed

Liberty [Vol. 22 No. 19, May 12, 1945] ed. Edward Maher (Liberty Magazine, Inc., 10¢, 92pp, 8½″ x 11¼″, cover: Out-of-Bounds; The Webster Family—No. 7 by Jay Nourbel) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. Omits columns. 19 · Partnership in the Pacific · Carlos P. Romulo · ar 20 · A Message for Janice · Walter C. Brown · ss 22 · The Aspidastra Kid · Elizabeth Wilson · ar 24 · Education of a Spy—Incomplete! · Juliet Bridgman · vi 26 · Radar—How It Works and What It Does · Robert N. Farr · ar 28 · Kings of the Jingle · Darrell Huff · ar 30 · The Bridge · Morley Cassidy · ar 32 · The Seventh Desert · Frank Bonham · ss 36 · A Trick to Make My Daddy Well · Bill Severn · ss 39 · Wedding Day · Edwa Moser · n. (r); abridged. 90 · Editorial by a Soldier · [uncredited] · ed

Liberty [Vol. 22 No. 20, May 19, 1945] ed. Edward Maher (Liberty Magazine, Inc., 10¢, 92pp, 8½″ x 11¼″, cover: The Honorable Service Button by Emmett Watson) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. Omits columns. 17 · Who’s Fighting Who in China? · Harrison Forman · ar 18 · Model Murder [Part 1 of 2] · Hugh Pentecost · nv 20 · The Sock-and-Bustin’ Boy · Elizabeth Wilson · ar 22 · 100-per-Cent Yanqui · Phyllis Duganne · ss 24 · What Petrillo’s Victory Means to You · Morris Markey · ar 26 · We Remember This · Lt. (j.g.) Robert C. Ruark, U.S.N.R. · ar 28 · East of the Border · Jim Kjelgaard · vi 30 · They Kept the Army Rolling · Pvt. Irwin Ross · ar 32 · Prima Donnas of the Circus · F. Beverly Kelley · ar 34 · The Lone Stranger · John D. Weaver · ss 39 · The Secret History of the War · Waverley Root · nb (r); abridged. 90 · We Can Be Friends Only with Friends · Paul Hunter · ed

Liberty [Vol. 22 No. 21, May 26, 1945] ed. Edward Maher (Liberty Magazine, Inc., 10¢, 84pp, 8½″ x 11″, cover: Fancy Free by Bob Kuhn) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. Omits columns. 17 · Good News for Taxpayers · Sylvia F. Porter · ar 18 · The Unanointed · James Aswell · ss; illustrated by Pat Holbrooke 20 · Almost Everything Went His Way · Alyce Canfield · ar 22 · No Nickname for the Major · Richard G. Hubler · vi; illustrated by Raphael De Soto 24 · The Stuff of Life · Paul W. Kearney · ar 25 · It’s a Different Way of Life · Alexander Kendrick · ar 26 · Pacific Champions · Morris Markey · ar 28 · A Fight He Could Not Win · Thomas Barclay Thomson · ss; illustrated by John Jones 32 · Model Murder [Part 2 of 2] · Hugh Pentecost · nv; illustrated by Al Schmidt 35 · A Great Time to Be Alive · Harry Emerson Fosdick · n. (r); illustrated by Lawrence Butcher; abridged. 82 · The Gentleman from Missouri · Paul Hunter · ed

Liberty [Vol. 22 No. 22, June 2, 1945] ed. Edward Maher (Liberty Magazine, Inc., 10¢, 92pp, 8½″ x 11¼″, cover: “…that these dead shall not have died in vain.” by Emmett Watson) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. Omits columns. 17 · Blitzkrieg on Boredom · Morris Markey · ar 18 · Smithy’s Dogs · R. Wilkes Hunter · ss 20 · A Couple of Lollipops · Lt. Com. J. Bryan, III, U.S.N.R. · ar 22 · The Prodigal Uncle · Hans Ruesch · ss 24 · “Dear Mrs. Macfarland” · Lt. Warren Ripley · vi 26 · After Franco, What? · Miguel Maura · ar 28 · Everybody Is Shy · Dorothy Cocks · ar 29 · Helpfulness, Inc. · Ruth Moore · ar 30 · Out Where the Tall Corn Grows · Sara Hamilton · ar 32 · All the Love of Arlene · Neill C. Wilson · ss 36 · Truman’s Right-Hand Man · Marquis W. Childs · ar 39 · Cry Wolf · Marjorie Carleton · n. 1945; abridged. 90 · What to Do About Germany · Paul Hunter · ed

Liberty [Vol. 22 No. 23, June 9, 1945] ed. Edward Maher (Liberty Magazine, Inc., 10¢, 92pp, 8½″ x 11¼″, cover: Here Comes the Groom; The Webster Family—No. 8 by Lu Kimmel) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. Omits columns. 19 · The New First Lady · Helen Weigel Brown · ar 20 · The Hand That Feeds · Marguerite Eyssen · ss 22 · Jap Prisoners Talk, Too! · Larry Barretto · ar 24 · A Duffer’s Guide to Fishing · Bill Wolf · ar 26 · Thanks for the Memory · S. L. Gomberg · vi 28 · Gadget of Destruction · S/Sgt. Lionel L. Van Deerlin · ar 32 · Not So Dumb As a Fox · Day Keene · ss 34 · G.I. Mom · Victor Boesen & John Reddy · ar 36 · From Baker to Banker—and Back · Carlotta Davies · ss 39 · Tomorrow Will Sing · Elliott Arnold · n. (r); abridged. 90 · What Is Fascism? · Paul Hunter · ed

Liberty [Vol. 22 No. 24, June 16, 1945] ed. Edward Maher (Liberty Magazine, Inc., 10¢, 92pp, 8½″ x 11¼″, cover: Bubbling Over by Del Holcomb) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. Omits columns. 17 · Too Many Soldiers Don’t Fight · Herbert G. Moore · ar 20 · The Bottom of the Mountain · Jerome Weidman · ss 22 · The Girl’s a Natural · Alyce Canfield · ar 24 · America’s Island Hell Hole · Wenzell Brown · ar 26 · Something for Jimmy’s Room · Herbert L. McNary · vi 28 · Pacific Troopship · James Burke · ar 30 · No Mommie, No Poppie · Charles M. Sievert · ar 32 · You Gotta Get Up · Samuel W. Taylor · ss 36 · Your Face Looks Familiar · Frederick Nebel · ss 39 · At His Side · George Korson · nb (r); abridged. 90 · Rehabilitating G.I. Joe · Paul Hunter · ed

Liberty [Vol. 22 No. 25, June 23, 1945] ed. Edward Maher (Liberty Magazine, Inc., 10¢, 92pp, 8½″ x 11¼″, cover: photo: Sun-Kissed by Jack Albin) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. Omits columns. 17 · The Vehement Volunteer · Don Taylor & Lynne Brannen · ar 18 · Situation Normal · Edward Hope · ss 20 · Why Bees Keep So Busy · Elizabeth Linn · ar 22 · The Blind Flying the Blind · Stanley Washburn, Jr. · ss 24 · They Make Jobs Happen · Millard C. Faught · ar 26 · Are We Growing Into Giants? · Amram Scheinfeld · ar 28 · Beer on the House · Stanley F. Donath · vi 30 · Uncle Dan Drops In · Neill C. Wilson · ss 32 · The Thousand and Sixty-one Days · Samuel W. Taylor · ar 39 · Shape of Danger · Axel Kielland · n. (r); abridged. 90 · Russia’s Course—A Key to the Future · Paul Hunter · ed

Liberty [Vol. 22 No. 26, June 30, 1945] ed. Edward Maher (Liberty Magazine, Inc., 10¢, 92pp, 8½″ x 11¼″, cover: Pride and Privation by Del Holcomb) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. 6 · Vox Pop · The Readers · lc 13 · On the Beam · Wayne Parrish · cl 17 · The American Menace · Guy Richards · ar 18 · The Bone-Yard Special · Moran Tudury · ss; illustrated by Al Schmidt 20 · The Gal from Cal. · Helen Weigel Brown · ar; about Helen Gahagan Douglas. 22 · Colonel Fo Holds the Bag · William Arthur Breyfogle · ss; illustrated by Frank Godwin 24 · Keep Your Eye on Streptomycin · J. D. Ratcliff · ar 26 · The Joint Is Jumping · S/Sgt. Duane Decker, U.S.M.C.R. · ss Redbook Magazine September 1939 28 · Millwood Made Doggies · Charley Slack · ar 30 · You Too, Can Be a Pearl Diver · Bill Wolf · ar 32 · Buffalo Gals · Edwin Rutt · ss; illustrated by Jay Nourbel 34 · Uncle Sugar Mail · Com. Matthew Radom, U.S.N.R. · ar 36 · The Camera Eye · [uncredited] · pi 39 · River Song · Harry Hamilton · n. 1945; illustrated by Lumen Winter; abridged. 54 · Books in Review · Joseph Anthony · br 54 · Crossword Puzzle · [uncredited] · pz 56 · Woman-Talk · Margaret Fishback · cl 64 · Colonel Stoopnagle’s Fictionary (Unabashed) · Colonel Stoopnagle · hu 70 · This Man’s War · Old Sarge · cl 84 · Liberty Goes to the Movies · Eve Stanley · mr 90 · Are We Losing the Peace? · Paul Hunter · ed

Liberty [Vol. 22 No. 27, July 7, 1945] ed. Edward Maher (Liberty Magazine, Inc., 10¢, 84pp, 8½″ x 11¼″, cover: A Fortified Fourth by Vic Donahu, U.S.M.C.) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. Omits columns. 17 · Reconverting War Skills to Peacetime Jobs · Paul V. McNutt · ar 18 · The Cameo Mermaid [Part 1 of 2] · George Armin Shaftel · sl 20 · Amputees’ Special · Bill Becker, Y 1.c · ar 22 · No Pining for Spike · Will F. Jenkins · vi 24 · Thet Dreamed of Food · Lieut. David A. Englander · ar 25 · Water Wacky · George Weinstein · ar 28 · You Can Always Elope · Lenora Mattingly Weber · ss 30 · It’s Fun to Pull the Strings · Sewell Peaslee Wright · ar 32 · Time to Quit · John Wells · ss 35 · A Moment in Time · Sydney R. McLean · n. (r); abridged. 82 · America’s Military Future · Paul Hunter · ed

Liberty [Vol. 22 No. 28, July 14, 1945] ed. Edward Maher (Liberty Magazine, Inc., 10¢, 92pp, 8½″ x 11″, cover: Fighting Lady—a WAVE parachute rigger by Jon Whitcomb) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. Omits columns. 17 · From the Melting Pot—An American Race · Eleanor Roosevelt · ar 18 · Money in the Bank · Samuel W. Taylor · ss; illustrated by Ralph Crawley 20 · How We Look to a Jap · Irving Wallace · ar 22 · A Prayer for Mike · Peter Stirling Cardozo · ss; illustrated by G. F. Schmidt 24 · Tremendous Trifle · Paul W. Kearney · ar 26 · “Why Didn’t Someone Tell Me These Things?” · Cecil S. Falk · ar 28 · Tarzan and the Man Who Made Him · Lloyd Shearer · ar [Ref. Edgar Rice Burroughs] 30 · The Razor · Owen Cameron · vi; illustrated by James Cole 32 · The Cameo Mermaid [Part 2 of 2] · George Armin Shaftel · sl; illustrated by Larry Kritcher 34 · Shrimp Aren’t Always Little · Carolyn Ramsey · ar 39 · Robinson Crusoe, USN · George R. Tweed · ar (r) · Graduation · Ken Tarbox · pm 90 · The Smallness of the Big Five · Paul Hunter · ed

Liberty [Vol. 22 No. 29, July 21, 1945] ed. Edward Maher (Liberty Magazine, Inc., 10¢, 92pp, 8½″ x 11¼″, cover: Reconnaissance by John W. James) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. Omits columns. 17 · There’s Only One Bing · Victor Boesen · ar 20 · Love and Let Love · Lynn Montross · ss 22 · Quandary in the Pacific · Harold L. Ickes · ar 24 · What’s Ahead in Housing? · Sidney Shalett · ar 26 · Wahoo and the Thousand-Pounder · Richard G. Hubler · vi 28 · Bringing the Boys Home · Maj. Gen. Charles P. Gross; as told to Blake Clark · ar 30 · Roll Your Own Vacation · Creighton Peet · ar 32 · Freddy Wins the Peace · Edwin Rutt · ss 36 · Program at the School · Thomas W. Duncan · ss 39 · Orchids to Murder [Amos Lee Mappin] · Hulbert Footner · n. 1945; abridged. 90 · Removing the Hurdles to Full Employment · The Editor · ed

Liberty [Vol. 22 No. 30, July 28, 1945] ed. Edward Maher (Liberty Magazine, Inc., 10¢, 92pp, 8½″ x 11¼″, cover: photo: In the Lap of the Gods by U.S. Army) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. Omits columns. 17 · Jap War Lord No. 1? · Max Hill · ar 18 · The Faceless Men [Part 1 of 2] · Clyde A. Farnsworth · sl 20 · Life on the Space Machines · Stanley Washburn, Jr. · ar 22 · Little Darling · Grace Sartwell Mason · ss 24 · Mr. Golf, Himself · Paul Gardner · ar 26 · The Call of the Tame · William Fifield · vi 28 · Dead Beats Tell Tall Tales · Robert Copeland · ar 32 · The Mental Rental · Ben Merson · ss 34 · The Foxhole Circuit · Ted Shane · ar 39 · The Best from Yank · [uncredited] · ms (r); “Humorous, pungent excerpts from the soldiers’ magazine to fill an evening’s reading time.” 90 · Should We Bomb Hirohito? · The Editor · ed

Liberty [Vol. 22 No. 31, August 4, 1945] ed. Edward Maher (Liberty Magazine, Inc., 10¢, 100pp, 8½″ x 11¼″, cover: Caught in the Act by Frances Tipton Hunter) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. Omits columns. 19 · America’s New Food Czar · Jack H. Pollack · ar; given as by Jack H. Pollack in the Table of Contents. 20 · A Man’s First Debt · Jerry Brondfield · ss 22 · Which Picture for Tonight? · Gretta Palmer · ar 24 · Is It Religion or Racket? · Frank W. Brock · ar 25 · Hero by Design · Art Cohn · ar 26 · No Pal for the Major · Vincent Sheean · vi 28 · Day Off for Danny · Edward A. Herron · ar 30 · Another Man’s Poison · John Maloney · ar 32 · Paul Bunyon Was a Piker · Wessel Smitter · ss 36 · Floating Hospitals · Larry Barretto · ar 40 · The Faceless Men [Part 2 of 2] · Clyde A. Farnsworth · sl 43 · Red Fruit · Temple Bailey · n. (r); abridged. 98 · The Great American Nest Egg · The Editor · ed

Liberty [Vol. 22 No. 32, August 11, 1945] ed. Edward Maher (Liberty Magazine, Inc., 10¢, 92pp, 8½″ x 11¼″, cover: photo: Futurama by U.S. Navy) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. Omits columns. 19 · Compulsory Training for a Postwar Navy · Vice-Admiral Randall Jacobs, U.S.N. · ar 20 · All the World Over [Part 1 of 2] · I. A. R. Wylie · sl 22 · King of Coal · Morris Markey · ar 24 · Chicken paprika · Edward R. Sammis · vi 26 · Massacre at Palawan · Hannibal Coons · ar 28 · Penicillin—Household Remedy? · Edward Adolphe · ar 29 · Family on the Hill · Ambrose Flack · n. (r); abridged. 32 · Night Without End · Georges Carousso · ss 34 · Honest Working Girl · Elizabeth Wilson · ar 36 · The Penance of Carlos Ibanez · Bill Gulick · ss 90 · The Charter of United Nations · The Editor · ed

Liberty [Vol. 22 No. 33, August 18, 1945] ed. Edward Maher (Liberty Magazine, Inc., 10¢, 92pp, 8½″ x 11″, cover: Busman’s Holiday by John Hewitt) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. Omits columns. 17 · What the G.O.P. Needs · John D. M. Hamilton · ar 20 · The Canary from Cuba · Edwin Rutt · ss; illustrated by Edwin Rutt 22 · An Admiral Looks at Unification · Vice-Admiral Aubrey W. Fitch, U.S.N. · ar 24 · The Second Bottle · James Ronald · ss; illustrated by Rafael De Soto 26 · Don’t Write Off the Chinese Armies Yet · James Burke · ar 28 · It’s YOUR Foreign Policy · Juliet Bridgman · ar 30 · Hollywood’s Horsy Set · Kitty Callahan · ar 32 · The Scrubby Cob · Kenneth Perkins · ss; illustrated by Benton Clark 36 · All the World Over [Part 2 of 2] · I. A. R. Wylie · sl; illustrated by O. F. Schmidt 39 · Mr. Wilmer · Robert Lawson · n. Little, Brown, 1945; abridged. 90 · The Elephant Stirs Himself · Paul Hunter · ed

Liberty [Vol. 22 No. 34, August 25, 1945] ed. Edward Maher (Liberty Magazine, Inc., 10¢, 92pp, 8½″ x 11¼″, cover: Pilot and Crew Chief—a Great Team by Lt. Col. Charles Baskerville) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. Omits columns. 17 · Will Peace Be with Us? [Part 1 of 2] · John Gunther · ar 18 · The Golden Headache · George Armin Shaftel · ss 20 · Banzai—Jap Suicide Charge · T/Sgt. Alvin M. Josephy, Jr. · ar 22 · The Law Protects the Missing · Jacques W. Bacal · ar 24 · Who’s the Sucker? · Darrell Huff · vi 26 · How Well Do You Read? · Ruth McCoy Harris · ar 28 · Fighting Words · Lt. Robert T. Furman, Jr., U.S.N.R. · ar 32 · Waldo the Weep · Stanley Disney · ss 34 · They Wish Upon a Star—and Win! · Elizabeth Wilson · ar 36 · Four Months with Each of Us · Frances W. Quinlin · ss 39 · I Took the Sky Road · Commander Norman M. Miller · nb (r); abridged. 90 · Another Kind of Justice We Owe the Veteran · Paul Hunter · ed

Liberty [Vol. 22 No. 35, September 1, 1945] ed. Edward Maher (Liberty Magazine, Inc., 10¢, 84pp, 8½″ x 11¼″, cover: Liberty’s Almanac by Fred Cooper) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. 6 · Vox Pop · The Readers · lc 10 · On the Beam · Wayne Parrish · cl 15 · Open Hands or Tight Fists for G.I.s? · Stanley Frank · ar 16 · That’s How Fashions Are Born · Dorothy Roe Lewis · ar 18 · Meng Kai’s Day of Glory · Walter C. Brown · ss; illustrated by Jay Nourbel 20 · Will Peace Be with Us? [Part 2 of 2] · John Gunther · ar 22 · Soapy Dugan’s Lamp · S. L. Gomberg · vi; illustrated by Frank Godwin 24 · We Watched a Battleship Die · Lieut.(j.g.) Richard K. Montgomery · ar 26 · That Girl · Alwyn W. Knight · ss; illustrated by Willard Down 28 · They Shall Rest in Honor · Senator Lister Hill · ar 30 · Little Cricket · Edwin Lanham · ss; illustrated by Al Schmidt 32 · The Camera Eye · [uncredited] · pi 35 · Stallion Road · Stephen Longstreet · n. (r); illustrated by Win Hoskins; abridged. 50 · Books in Review · Joseph Anthony · br 50 · Crossword Puzzle · [uncredited] · pz 62 · Colonel Stoopnagle’s Fictionary (Unabashed) · Colonel Stoopnagle · hu 66 · This Man’s War · Old Sarge · cl 72 · Liberty Goes to the Movies · [uncredited] · mr 76 · Woman-Talk · Margaret Fishback · cl 82 · Is the World to Be Ruled by a Triumvirate? · Paul Hunter · ed

Liberty [Vol. 22 No. 36, September 8, 1945] ed. Edward Maher (Liberty Magazine, Inc., 10¢, 92pp, 8½″ x 11¼″, cover: Native Son) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. Omits columns. 17 · Roosevelt—Man and Statesman · Jonathan Daniels · ar 18 · That These May Live [Part 1 of 2] · Oscar Schisgall · sl 20 · The Indestructable Destroyers · Ensign J. M. Allderige, U.S.N.R. · ar 22 · Welcome in the Heart · Jean Kinkead · vi 24 · The Man with All the Answers · Mort Weisinger · ar 26 · Curbing the Clot That Kills · Dr. Robert H. Feldt · ar 28 · They Made It · Bill Slocum, Jr. · ar 31 · Mississippi Miniature · Franklin H. Stevenson · ar 32 · Chick Is the Word for Frederick · Edwin Rutt · ss 36 · Trial by Stone · Eugene Swan, Jr. · ss 39 · The Curse of the Bronze Lamp [Sir Henry Merrivale] · Carter Dickson · n. Morrow, 1945; abridged. 90 · Medical Care for the Average Family · Paul Hunter · ar

Liberty [Vol. 22 No. 37, September 15, 1945] ed. Edward Maher (Liberty Magazine, Inc., 10¢, 100pp, 8½″ x 11¼″, cover: Captain Kid by Frances Tipton Hunter) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. 6 · Vox Pop · The Readers · lc 10 · This Man’s War · Old Sarge · cl 13 · On the Beam · Wayne Parrish · cl 19 · Saltonstall of Massachussets · John Gunther · ar; about Senator Leverett Saltonstall. 20 · With Milk and Honey Blest · Naomi Lane Babson · ss; illustrated by Jay Nourbel 22 · Puple Heart Junction · Victor Boesen · ar 26 · Organized Labor’s Problem Child · Morris Markey · ar; about the U.A.W. 28 · Ah Kim’s Water Curse · Walter C. Brown · vi; illustrated by Frank Godwin 30 · Hizzoner, the Mayor of Okinawa · Sgt. Herman Kogan · ar; about Mayor Yi. 32 · The Big Balloons Are Back · Burnet Hershey · ar 34 · Stop-Watch Composers · Cy Feuer · ar; composers of Hollywood background music. 36 · The Brownsville Handicap · Elick Moll · ss; illustrated by Al Schmidt 38 · The Camera Eye · [uncredited] · pi 40 · That These May Live [Part 2 of 2] · Oscar Schisgall · sl; illustrated by Larry Kritcher 43 · Alexander Woollcott: His Life and His World · Samuel Hopkins Adams · nb (r); illustrated by Frank Godwin; abridged. 58 · Books in Review · Joseph Anthony · br 58 · Crossword Puzzle · [uncredited] · pz 66 · Colonel Stoopnagle’s Fictionary (Unabashed) · Colonel Stoopnagle · hu 84 · Woman-Talk · Margaret Fishback · cl 84 · Liberty Goes to the Movies · [uncredited] · mr 98 · Men and Politics Abroad · Paul Hunter · ed

Liberty [Vol. 22 No. 38, September 22, 1945] ed. Edward Maher (Liberty Magazine, Inc., 10¢, 100pp, 8½″ x 11¼″, cover: photo: Flying Angel of Mercy) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. Omits columns. 19 · What Is Un-American Activity? · Rep. Karl E. Mundt · ar 20 · The Watcher by the Pool · Kenneth Gilbert · ss 22 · Jap Surrender Salesmen · Victor Boesen · ar 24 · A Dowry for Willie · Albert N. Williams · ss 26 · Finny Fall Guy · Lt. (j.g.) Ralph T. Hartell · ar 28 · It’s a Topsy-Turvy World—to Them! · Juliet Bridgman · ar 30 · Your Emotions Can Make You Sick · Constance J. Foster · ar 32 · Bring Him Home Safe · Phyllis Duganne · ss 34 · Madison Square Gardener · Jack Schiff · ar 36 · The Way It Was Before? · John Wells · ss 43 · The Birth of Mischief · Rafael Sabatini · n. (r); abridged. 98 · Reconvert the School Children · Paul Hunter · ed

Liberty [Vol. 22 No. 39, September 29, 1945] ed. Edward Maher (Liberty Magazine, Inc., 10¢, 92pp, 8½″ x 11¼″, cover: That Old Gal of Mine by John Howitt) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. Omits columns. 19 · Justice Jackson Tries His Toughest Case · Marquis W. Childs · ar 20 · The Beard of the Profit · Ben Merson · ss 22 · Victory Gardens in the Pacific · Victor Boesen · ar 24 · Death Before Death · Victor Race · ar 26 · The Love Expert · Steve Fisher · vi 28 · Pets of the Can-Do’s · Lt. Sam Stowe, U.S.N.R. · ar 32 · The Dandy Trap · Kenneth Perkins · ss 34 · Boss Lady · Elizabeth Wilson · ar 36 · Remember Joe Campello · Paul Thielen · ss 39 · Black Boy · Richard Wright · n. (r); abridged. 90 · Are We Being Too Easy on the Japs? · Paul Hunter · ar

Liberty [Vol. 22 No. 40, October 6, 1945] ed. Edward Maher (Liberty Magazine, Inc., 10¢, 92pp, 8½″ x 11¼″, cover: Liberty’s Almanac for October by Fred Cooper) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. Omits columns. 19 · The Rancorous Mr. Rankin · Stanley Frank · ar 20 · Put It Over · Paul Gallico · ss 22 · Christmas Joys—and Burdens—for the Navy · Artemus L. Gates · ar 24 · Uncle Sam’s Borrowed Hands · George Armin Shaftel · ar 26 · Aunt Minnie and the Accessory After the Fact · Samuel Hopkins Adams · ss 28 · Salvaging the Surplus · Fairfax Downey · ar 30 · My Family of 280 Males · Lt. (j.g.) Vernon L. Fladager · ar 32 · Colonel Paxton and the Haunted Horse · William A. Krauss · ss 36 · The Pumpkin Flower · Allan R. Bosworth · ss 39 · Reprieve · Warwick Deeping · n. Cassell, 1945; abridged. 90 · Unemployment Insurance as It Sometimes Works · Paul Hunter · ed

Liberty [Vol. 22 No. 41, October 13, 1945] ed. Edward Maher (Liberty Magazine, Inc., 10¢, 108pp, 8½″ x 11¼″, cover: Holding the Line by Del Holcomb) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. 6 · Vox Pop · The Readers · lc 13 · On the Beam · Wayne Parrish · cl 19 · Stalin’s Choice to Rule Germany · Joachim Joesten · ar 20 · The Wild Bunch · Gordon Malherbe Hillman · ss 22 · Peace Among the Tailormen · Morris Markey · ar 26 · Now You See Him—Now You Don’t · Eddy Dressen · ar 28 · Twice Cautious · Georges Carousso · vi 30 · I Was a Slimy Polliwog · Ens. Perry J. Grant, U.S.N.R. · ar 33 · Foreign Trade—and Your Job · Harry A. Bullis · ar 36 · Never Anywhere · Richard Carlson · ss 38 · Every Mother’s Son · Alyce Canfield · ar 40 · Background of the Bomb · Oscar Schisgall · ar 42 · The Camera Eye · [uncredited] · pi 44 · Threshers for Dinner · Wessel Smitter · ss 47 · The Iron Gates [Inspector Sands] · Margaret Millar · n. Random House, 1945; abridged. 62 · Books in Review · Joseph Anthony · br 62 · Crossword Puzzle · [uncredited] · pz 74 · Colonel Stoopnagle’s Fictionary (Unabashed) · Colonel Stoopnagle · hu 87 · Woman-Talk · Margaret Fishback · cl 98 · Liberty Goes to the Movies · [uncredited] · mr 106 · The Last Appeal · Paul Hunter · ed

Liberty [Vol. 22 No. 42, October 20, 1945] ed. Edward Maher (Liberty Magazine, Inc., 10¢, 100pp, 8½″ x 11¼″, cover: Unfinished Business by John Howitt) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. 6 · Vox Pop · The Readers · lc 13 · On the Beam · Wayne Parrish · cl 19 · John Snyder on the Reconversion Hot Seat · Stacy V. Jones · ar 20 · Whiskey Run [Part 1 of 2] · David Dodge · sl; illustrated by Jay Nourbel 22 · Down to the Sea in Slacks · Sigmund Sameth · ar 24 · Never a Champ · Walter C. Brown · vi; illustrated by Willard Downs 26 · The People Make Their Choice · Dorothy Thompson · ar 28 · Count Ten, Harrigan! · Edwin Rutt · ss; illustrated by Willard Downs 30 · Hollywood Hardpans · Elizabeth Wilson · ar 32 · Operation Home Run · S/Sgt. Maurice Barrangon & Samuel Taylor · ar 35 · Over-the-Counter Insurance · Juliet Bridgman · ar 36 · Boston Tryout · Matt Taylor · ss; illustrated by John Jones 38 · The Camera Eye · [uncredited] · pi 40 · Auction Fever · W. O. Mitchell · ss; illustrated by Ralph Crawley 43 · Walkin’ Preacher of the Ozarks · Guy Howard · n. (r); illustrated by Martin Gulser; abridged. 58 · Books in Review · Joseph Anthony · br 58 · Crossword Puzzle · [uncredited] · pz 64 · Woman-Talk · Margaret Fishback · cl 76 · Colonel Stoopnagle’s Fictionary (Unabashed) · Colonel Stoopnagle · hu 78 · This Man’s War · Old Sarge · cl 90 · Liberty Goes to the Movies · [uncredited] · mr 98 · False Roads to the Promised Land · Paul Hunter · ed

Liberty [Vol. 22 No. 43, October 27, 1945] ed. Edward Maher (Liberty Magazine, Inc., 10¢, 116pp, 8½″ x 11¼″, cover: photo: Baby Jo Ann Curley and toy Pluto by Pagano) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. Omits columns. 19 · They Who Live by the Sword… · Erika Mann · ar 22 · Colbert the Consistent · Elizabeth Wilson · ar 24 · Alabama Wars on VD · Kathryn Tucker · ar 26 · Price Control Must Go! · Ira Mosher · ar 27 · Price Control Must Stay! · Chester Bowles · ar 30 · “Poor Fish” Is Right! · M. E. Stowe · ar 3? · Peace Comes to Tinian · Jacqueline Cochran · pi 40 · Bring Them in Green · Eugene Swan, Jr. · ss 42 · Sergeant Nelson’s Truth · Darrell Huff · vi 44 · Someone to Care For · Moran Tudury · ss 46 · Whiskey Run [Part 2 of 2] · David Dodge · sl 48 · Return Engagement · Gordon Malherbe Hillman · ss 50 · Breakfast at the Hermitage · Alfred Leland Crabb · n. (r); abridged. 114 · We Want Bargaining—Not Bickering · Paul Hunter · ed

Liberty [Vol. 22 No. 44, November 3, 1945] ed. Edward Maher (Liberty Magazine, Inc., 10¢, 108pp, 8½″ x 11¼″, cover: Halloween: Hostilities Resumed by Del Holcomb) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. Omits columns. 19 · Dry Storage for Warships · Lt. Robert T. Furman, U.S.N.R. · ar 22 · How to Train a Sea Gull · Dave Twiford; as told to Michael Sheridan · ar 24 · Is There Treasure in Your Old Trunk? · U. T. McCurry & John B. Hughes · ar 26 · Big Prosperity Ahead? · Darrell Huff · ar 28 · Dear Sir: About That Job— · James D. Woolf · ar 32 · Wardrobe Mistress · [uncredited] · pi 36 · Love for the Doctor · Isabella Taves · ss 38 · Meeting in April · Katherine Lyon · ss 40 · It Takes a Skunk to Catch a Skunk · Jim Kjelgaard · vi 42 · A Hunk of Respectability · Charles Longstreth McNichols · ss 44 · Man from Mars · Walter Brooks · ss 47 · No Shortage of Men · Ethel Hueston · n. (r); abridged. 106 · Who’s to Blame for Pearl Harbor? · Paul Hunter · ed

Liberty [Vol. 22 No. 45, November 10, 1945] ed. Edward Maher (Liberty Magazine, Inc., 10¢, 108pp, 8½″ x 11¼″, cover: Liberty’s Almanac for November by Fred Cooper) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. Omits columns. 19 · Steel Men with Iron Wills · Morris Markey · ar 22 · Veteran Hatchet Man Re-Enlists · Stacy V. Jones · ar 24 · The Crystal Gazers and Their Night Chicks · Lt. Harold H. Martin, U.S.M.C. · ar 26 · Glycol Vapor: Death to Air-Borne Germs · Robert H. Feldt, M.D. · ar 28 · Catch Your Own Fur Coat · Eddy Dressen · ar 32 · Something Nice to Come Home To! · Helen Faith Keane · pi 36 · The Hands of Simon Lombard · Sid Schumann · ss 38 · Genius Rings Doorbells · Darrell Huff · ss 40 · Patience Was a Lady · Frances W. Quinlin · ss 42 · Bonfires in the Spring · Robert Wallace · vi 44 · Hero · Donald Barr Chidsey · ss 47 · The Townsman · John Sedges · n. (r); abridged. 106 · How Long Shall We Occupy Germany? · Paul Hunter · ed

Liberty [Vol. 22 No. 46, November 17, 1945] ed. Edward Maher (Liberty Magazine, Inc., 10¢, 116pp, 8½″ x 11¼″, cover: photo: With a Song in His Heart by Mead Maddox) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. Omits columns. 19 · What Did Not Happen to the Bataan Nurses · Capt. Rosemary Hogan, A.N.C. · ar 20 · Champs of the Bit · Henry W. Hough · ar 23 · We Are Building Roads to Where? · Robert Moses · ar 26 · Big-Time Bush-Leaguer · Stanley Frank · ar 28 · Making Friends with Moscow · George Moorad · ar 30 · That Prophetable Guy, Buck Rogers · Dick Calkins · ar 36 · Asignment Out · [uncredited] · pi 40 · Custody of the Dog · Isabella Taves · ss 42 · Trouble in the Air · William Arthur Breyfogle · ss 44 · Sentimental Detour · Donald Rose · vi 46 · Freeze-Out · Murray Morgan · ss 48 · A Matter of Justice · Stanley Gray · ss 51 · The Egg and I [Part 1 of 2] · Betty MacDonald · n.; abridged. 114 · The Rivalry of Power · Paul Hunter · ar

Liberty [Vol. 22 No. 47, November 24, 1945] ed. Edward Maher (Liberty Magazine, Inc., 10¢, 116pp, 8½″ x 11¼″, cover: Let Us Give Thanks by Emmett Watson) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. 6 · Vox Pop · The Readers · lc 12 · Veterans’ Bulletin Board · [uncredited] · cl 18 · On the Beam · Wayne Parrish · cl 23 · Top Brains Instead of Top Hats · Blair Bolles & Walter Fitzmaurice · ar 24 · What the Robin Does Then · Herbert G. Moore · ar 26 · Arctic Cradle of the Atom · Richard L. Neuberger · ar 28 · Getting the Drop on Dope · Albert Q. Maisel · ar 30 · Threads of the Future · A. D. Rathbone, IV · ar 33 · The Camera Eye · [uncredited] · pi 36 · Texas Trail Togs · [uncredited] · pi 38 · The Thropp Family · Lawrence Lariar · cs; illustrated by Donlou 40 · The Love Life of Miss Stoneygate · Matt Taylor · ss 42 · Cinderella’s Ball · Ben Hecht · vi 44 · The Hundredth Horse · Georgia Maxwell Robertson · ss 46 · Almost Stupendous · Arthur Mayse · ss 48 · I’ve Always Known · Bernice Brown Brush · ss 51 · Beachhead on the Wind · Carl Jonas · n. (r); abridged. 66 · Books in Review · Joseph Anthony · br 66 · Crossword Puzzle · [uncredited] · pz 88 · Colonel Stoopnagle’s Fictionary (Unabashed) · Colonel Stoopnagle · hu 94 · Woman-Talk · Margaret Fishback · cl 100 · Liberty Goes to the Movies · [uncredited] · mr 114 · Power Paralyzes the Helping Hand · Paul Hunter · ed

Liberty [Vol. 22 No. 48, December 1, 1945] ed. Edward Maher (Liberty Magazine, Inc., 10¢, 100pp, 8½″ x 11¼″, cover: The Squirrels Who Came to Dinner by Mat Kauten) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq. 6 · Vox Pop · The Readers · lc 10 · Veterans’ Bulletin Board · Matt Urban · cl 13 · On the Beam · Wayne Parrish · cl 17 · The Future of the Atom · Oscar Schisgall · ar 18 · Script Tease · Robert Copeland · ar 20 · Experts at Raising the Roof · Morris Markey · ar; illustrated by James Lewicki 22 · Two Men on a Mule · Arch Murray & Hy Turkin · ar 24 · Not in the Communiqué · Victor Boesen & Fred Sparks · ar 25 · The Camera Eye · [uncredited] · pi 28 · Star-Studded Tresses · Helen Faith Keane · pi 30 · The Thropp Family · Lawrence Lariar · cs; illustrated by Donlou 32 · The Man in the Street · Stanley Frank · ss; illustrated by Lawrence Butcher 34 · School at Job’s Flats · Ray Nafziger · ss; illustrated by Benton Clark 36 · Counter-Clockwise · Anne Hall · vi; illustrated by Willard Downs 38 · The Horse Before the Court · Bill Gulick · ss; illustrated by Al Schmidt 40 · Not Tough Enough · John Wells · ss; illustrated by Jay Nourbel 43 · The Birthday Murder [Lt.(Insp.) Richard Tuck] · Lange Lewis · n. Bobbs-Merrill, 1945; illustrated by W. Emerton Heitland; condensed. 58 · Books in Review · Joseph Anthony · br 58 · Cockeyed Crossword · Ted Shane · pz 70 · Colonel Stoopnagle’s Fictionary · Colonel Stoopnagle · hu 88 · Liberty Goes to the Movies · [uncredited] · mr 93 · Woman-Talk · Margaret Fishback · cl 98 · Uncle Sam Profits for a Change · Paul Hunter · ed

Liberty [Vol. 22 No. 49, December 8, 1945] ed. Edward Maher (Liberty Magazine, Inc., 10¢, 108pp, 8½″ x 11″, cover: Liberty’s Almanac for December by Fred Cooper) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq. 6 · Vox Pop · The Readers · lc 10 · Just Between Ourselves · [uncredited] · cl 12 · On the Beam · Wayne Parrish · cl 19 · New Life for the Oldest Profession · Amram Scheinfeld · ar 20 · Yokohama Takes to the Yanks · Cpl. Henry S. Gillette · ms; given as by S/S Robert Price in the Table of Contents. 22 · From Hell to Heaven—Fast! · Jacqueline Cochran · ar 24 · Pen-Point Robbers · Myron Stearns · ar; illustrated by Bill O’Brian 26 · Salvaging Germans for Democracy · Will Cloney · ar 28 · Hollywood’s No-Man · Sara Hamilton · ar [Ref. George Sanders] 29 · The Camera Eye · [uncredited] · pi 32 · Yiddish Art Theater · [uncredited] · pi; illustrated by Weegee 34 · The Thropp Family · Lawrence Lariar · cs; illustrated by Donlou 36 · Dangerous Twilight [Part 1 of 2] · Arthur Gordon · na; illustrated by Larry Kritcher 38 · Road to Home · William Tunberg · ss; illustrated by Al Schmidt 40 · The Golden Rule · Verne Chute · vi; illustrated by Frank Godwin 42 · If He Never Knew · Charles Bonner · ss; illustrated by Ralph Crawley 44 · Pastrami! · Stanley Disney · ss; illustrated by Lawrence Butcher 47 · Rickshaw Boy · Lau Shaw; translated by Even King · n. Reynal and Hitchcock, 1945; condenseded. translated from the Chinese. 72 · Veterans’ Bulletin Board · Matt Urban · cl 87 · Woman-Talk · Margaret Fishback · cl 98 · Liberty Goes to the Movies · Helen Parker · mr 106 · The World Can’t Go in Two Directions at Once · Paul Hunter · ed

Liberty [Vol. 22 No. 50, December 15, 1945] ed. Edward Maher (Liberty Magazine, Inc., 10¢, 116pp, 8½″ x 11¼″, cover: The Blossoming of a Bobby-soxer by Del Holcomb) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. Omits columns. 19 · Five Million Negroes Move North · Sam H. Jones & James Aswell · ar 22 · He Should Worry! · Ted Shane · ar 24 · Who’s Going to Spy for Us Now? · Stacy V. Jones · ar 26 · A Bunny’s Life Is Not Funny · Bill Wolf · ar 28 · How to Be Happy Though Blue · Albert Edward Wiggam · ar 30 · Horse Trading in Shangri-La · James Burke · ar 36 · Bags Full of New Tricks · Helen Faith Keane · pi 40 · The Heart of a Viper · Edwin Rutt · ss 42 · A Deal’s a Deal · W. O. Mitchell · ss 44 · Things Greater Than He · Bernadine Kreis · vi 46 · Dangerous Twilight [Part 2 of 2] · Arthur Gordon · na 48 · The Bushed Parson · Michael Oblinger · ss 51 · Railroad Avenue · Freeman H. Hubbard · nb (r); abridged. 114 · A Cake Can’t Be Eaten Until It’s Baked · Paul Hunter · ed