The Saturday Evening Post, June 25, 1960, Volume 232, Number 52 - They Killed Heydrich (part 2 of 3) /Irna Phillips of the Soap Operas

132 pages. Features: Gorgeous cover illustration of Peachtree Street in Atlanta, by John Falter; Great Day in the Morning (short story by G.S. Albee); Stowaway Boy (short story by Olaf Ruhen); Counterfeit Wife (short story by Robert Carson); The White Warrior (short story by Bill Gulick); We Learned To Live With Tragedy - Sparky Ratcliffe's ability to walk was threatened after an auto accident; Year of Decision for Bill Rigney, Manager of the San Francisco Giants; California's Complex Governor - Pat Brown struggles with capital punishment and the case of Caryl Chessman; Madam Soap Opera - Irna Phillips may be the all-time champ at providing misery-loving housewives with their daily ration of tears on TV; Flowers With Wings - Interflora; The Face of America - photo of New Harbor at Rockport, MA; They Killed Heydrich - The Betrayal (part 2 of 3) - the atrocity of Lidice failed to break the spirit of the Czechs, but then the Nazis found a traitor, Sgt. Karel Curda; Adventures of the Mind - The Origin of the Elements, by William Alfred Fowler; Nice one-page color-illustrated ad for Canadian Pacific jet-prop Britannia aircraft which fly from Montreal to Rome; The Case of the Duplicate Daughter (part 4 of 8); Journey Into Danger (conclusion); Two-page ad for GM Diesel Products; Unmarked with average wear. A quality vintage copy. Book

ISBN: B005K04XTO