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TITLE: THE READERS DIGEST
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ISSUE DATE: August 1945; Vol. 47, No. 280
CONDITION: Size approx 6" X 9", Digest sized magazine. COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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"Your Mission Is To Contact The Russians" by Captain William A. Knowlton. "Knowlton's fellow officers on this expedition were: Lieut. William Sullivan (Sully), Lieut. Earl Harrell, Lieut. Harry Clark, and Lieut. Henry Temple." "His breezy narrative, written in a letter to his wife and never intended for publication, is packed with drama, suspense and a sense of high adventure, spiced with humor typically American." [Incredible and great story, published ONLY IN THIS ISSUE of The Reader's Digest!

Kindly Light by Joseph R. Sizoo. [Original to this issue!]
For a victorious peace -- keep British-America teamwork by Stanley High. [Original to this issue!]
A Couple OF Lollipops by Lt. Commander J. Bryan, II, UNNR.
And time to enjoy it by J. P. McEvoy.
One man posse -- Frank Norfleet by Lewis Nordike.
What you can know about your unborn child by Amram Scheinfeld.
What NOT to do with Japan by Willis Church Lamott.
These are Americans in Guam by Quentin Reynolds.
Wire that talks and sings by Harland Manchester.
Government Corporations Should be wiped out by John T. Flynn. [Original to this issue!]
It COULD happen here by Malcolm W. Bingay.
Set the American Indians free! by O. K. Armstrong. [Original to this issue!]
Britain's pet spy by Al Newman.
My Uncle John's place by Mark Twain.
Patrick Henry: Genius Of Liberty by Donald and Louise Peattie. [Original to this issue!]
The Bat knew it first by Rachel L. Carson.
China can also help us by Donald M. Nelson.
Unhand me Uncle! -- Puerto Rico under Luis Munoz Marin, by J. P. McEvoy. [Original to this issue!]
Germany was bombed to defeat by Allan A. Michie.
Hay fever gets the needle by Priscilla Jaquith.
the most unforgettable character I've ever met by Louise Dickinson Rich. [Original to this issue!]
DOOM Over Japan by Thomas M. Johnson.
The Fine art of Diagnosis, by Henry Morton Robinson.
The Soviet's iron fist in Rumania by Leigh White.
Fibber and Molly McGee -- an All american team by Larry Wolters.
Uncle Sam's free lance tax informers by Paul D. Green.
He has provided a lot of comfort by Lewis Nordyke.
The lives of Winston Churchill by Charles J. V. Murphy and John Davenport.
Home in my hip pocket by Lt. Cliff David Richardson. [Original to this issue!]

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