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OCTOBER, 1046
Thanksgiving's coming, and with it a special holiday story. Built around CBS's Big Sister, it's as warm and inspiring as the season out of which it grows.
Notice the new kind of story on page 44 of this issue — the picture adaptation of a Front Page Farrell mystery? Next month we're doing the same thing with an exciting story from the files of the CBS network's Crime Doctor — a series of on-the-spot photographs to take you swiftly from the beginning of one of his fascinating tangles to its triumphant conclusion.
And in Living Portraits, NBC's Right to Happiness: Carolyn Kramer, in brilliant full color, and pages that open the door into her family life.
VOL. 26, NO. 5
Facing the Music by Ken Alden 4
It's An Art 6
What's New From Coast to Coast by Dale Banks 8
Another Milestone 19
Outlaw Boy by Gene Autry 20 f
Corliss Archer, Poet Laureate 22
Gildersleeve Settles a Monumental Problem 26
Between The Bookends by Ted Malone 28
Denny Finds A Father — A When A Girl Marries Story by Joan Davis 30
Our Gal Sunday — In Living Portraits 34
The Time Between — A Ma Perkins Story 38
Come And Visit Burns and Allen 40
Front Page Farrell 44
Life Can Be Beautiful by Papa David 48
Around The Clock by Kate Smith 50
ON THE COVER — Janet Waldo, radio actress. Color portrait by John Ensstead; story on page 3. Picture story on Front Page Farrell was photographed at Primrose House, New York City.
Fred B. Sammis Editorial Director
Evelyn L. Fiore Associate Editor
Doris McFerran Editor
Marjorie Wallace Assistant Editor
Jack Art Frances Maly Associate Art Director
Zasorin Director
(jUhats cookin' at" your house f" PERRY COMO
Siar of NBCs Famous "Supper Club"
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"Whatever's on your dinner menu, I bet it isn't grass soup, raw tree bark, or bread that's made with sawdust. That's what plenty of our friends around the world have had to call food these past few years.
"Lucky us ! We don't have to starve ourselves to send food a-plenty to Europe and Asia. We can just eat a little less, waste a little less, grow a little more. And we'll enjoy what we do eat all the more, knowing our small 'sacrifice' has been the bread of Ufe itself for some fellow human being."