1945-09-01 Colliers Magazine Contents

1945/09/01 — Cover credited to Lt. High Laidman

Contents as follows:
FICTION:

“It Shouldn’t Happen to a Dog” — Part 2 of 3 — by Edwin Lanham and illustrated by Dun Roman

“Maybe Tomorrow” by Sarah Litsey and illustrated by Carolyn Edmunson

“The Rule of the Order” by Howard Breslin and illustrated by Harry Morse Meyers

“Squatter’s Rights” – The Short Short Story – by Kyle Crichton and illustrated by Richard Sargent

“The Matchmaking” by Gladys Schmitt and illustrated by Al Moore

“Joey’s Ball” by Norman Katkov and illustrated by Wallace Morgan

ARTICLES

Germany Wants to Be Saved by Joe Alex Morris and illustrated by John Groth

The Last Red Mile by John Groth

The Last Days of Berlin — Conclusion by Jack Fleischer and Seymour Freidin and illustrated by Hardie Gramaty

Every Day They Win the Peace by Bill Davidson

Detroit’s Rear-Engined Dream by Walter Davenport and illustrated by Colin Allen

Dolls for Boys by Jim Bishop

Food and Drug Cop by Rita Halle Kleeman

Durable Detective by Jim Marshall — Sleuths come and go, but Sherlock Holmes and Watson go on forever, with photo of Nigel Bruce and Basil Rathbone and reproduction of an old Collier’s cover which featured Homes in a 1903 story – 2 full pages

Churchill — Dead or Alive! by L.D. de Haas

What About the League of Nations? by George Creel

PLUS:

“Keep Up With the World” by Freling Foster

Wing Talk by Frederick R. Neely

Your Life Tomorrow by David O. Woodbury

The Week’s Work by Amy Porter

Editorials: P.S.–He Got Back the Agency – Dividing Up the Taxpayers – Aside to Mississippians