The Saturday Evening Post Spring 1972, Vol and similar items

The Saturday Evening Post, Spring,1972, Volume 244, Number 1; Cover by Bowler; Published by The Curtis Publishing Company, Editor: Beurt SerVaas; In This Issue: NEW FICTION: Miss Kemper Comes Home in the Dark -- by Mitsu Yamamoto, The Reformation of Gordie Green -- by Larry Powell, The Miracle of Dos Rios -- by Reynolds H. Hayden, The Computer That Went on Strike -- by Isaac Asimov, Time for a Titherington -- by Oliver Wyman, NEW ARTICLES: A School Where Kids Can't Fail -- by Dr. John R. Miles, POST Interview: Billy Graham, The All-America Cities Awards, On the Other Hand -- by S.I. Hayakawa, Romance and Courtship in the White House, Hydrogen: The New Fuel -- by Dr. Lawrence W. Jones, Toward an Educated Elite: Soviet Universities -- by Susan Jacoby, Greatest Jazz Band -- by John Falter and Richard Gehman, Painting as a Pastime -- by Winston S. Churchill, Pearl Buck -- by Frederic A. Birmingham, Grandpa and the Wolves of Wall Street -- by Rufus Jarman, Net Result -- by Bill Talbert, John Wayne: The Iron Duke -- by Paul J. Hendrickson, A Norman Rockwell Cover Story, Letters From a Merchant -- by George Horace Lorimer, The Black Cat -- by Edgar Allan Poe, Who Am I This Time? -- by Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. Letters, Honour Roll of Our Boys, Post Editorials, Postscripts, That Toothsome Southern Cooking -- by Starkey Flythe, Jr., Roads to Adventure, Medical Mailbox -- by Cory SerVaas, MD, Bookshelf, Plus plenty of great photographs, cartoons, advertisements and sketches. In very good condition: