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Paperback. Condition: Fair. Illustrated by Rockwell, Norman (cover); Utz, Thornton; Schaeffer, Mead;D'Andrea, Bernard; Blanchard, M.; Stevens, Peter; Gallli, Stan; Ludekens,Fred (illustrator). First Edition. 84 pages. Features: Mexico clamps down on Stalin - fascinating photo-illustrated article explains how Mexico was once Moscow's secret entrance to the U.S.A., until President Aleman proved that Mexico is no easy mark for Stalin; Helen Hayes tries Hollywood again - nice photo-illustrated article; California's weird overflowing Salton Sea - photo-illustrated article; Are all women crazy?; What has John L. Lewis done with his $400,000,000? - fascinating photo-illustrated article about the miners' welfare fund; The World's Worst Department Store - H.O. Kaufhous in Alexanderplatz, East Berlin is Soviet Germany's largest department store; I'm a Gyppo Logger's Wife - Margaret Elley Felt hauls dynamite, drives a truck, raises kids, keeps books, and lives in an all-male lumber camp in Washington State; May the better half win; Editorial - Britons Discover That China's Reds Are Communists! Fiction: Mountain Massacre; The Doctor Wants a Wife; Welcome Back, Soldier; The Old Pro; Father Came Home (part 1 of 7); House of Fear (part 5 of 6). Ads: Color ad for Mercury cars; Boeing Stratocruiser ad features large photo of Pan Am plane over the Eiffel Tower; Prest-O-Lite battery ad features nice photo of footballer Otto Graham, quarterback of the Cleveland Browns; Nice two-page GMC truck ad shows a 470 pulling trailer. Above-average wear. Unmarked. A worthy copy of this great vintage issue.; Magazine; Folio - over 12" - 15" tall; The Saturday Evening Post, August (Aug.) 30, 1952: Lombardo Toledano Morton Sobell Ernesto Uruchurtu Miguel Aleman William O'Dwyer U.M.W.A. Mexico clamps down on Stalin - fascinating photo-illustrated article explains how Mexico was once Moscow's secre.