1944-04 Cosmopolitan Magazine Contents

1944/04 — Cover girl Judy Garland by Bradshaw Crandell
Contents taken from the index and from paging through the issue are as follows:

NOVELETTE:

Reunion in Barcelona by Jess Arnold and illustrated by Fred Ludekens

SEVEN SHORT STORIES:

Wedding Night by Adela Rogers St. John and illustrated by John Gannam

Fragrance to Gladden the Heart by Paul MacNamara and illustrated by Tom Lovell

False Witness by Laura Z. Hobson and illustrated by Perry Peterson

The Bride Wore Overalls by Faith Baldwin and illustrated by Arthur Sarnoff

The Boston Story by Wilbur Daniel Steele and illustrated by Martha Sawyers

Love, Honor and Away by Edith S. Campbell

Miss Maggie’s Terrible Secret by Christine Tapley and illustrated by Ray Prohaska

TWO SERIALS:

Home Is the Sailor — Conclusion — by Eric Hatch and illustrated by Walter Baumhofer

The Real Things — Part III — by Pearl S. Buck and illustrated by Pruett Carter

SEVEN ARTICLES:

The Cosmopolite of the Month: Margaret Sullavan by Mona Gardner

What’s New in Chicago by Patricia Dougherty

Pappy by Olga Greenlaw

What Will Happen in Aviation the Day War is Over? by Stanley Young

Warren of California by Charles S. Ryckman

Once Upon a Springtime by Hinda Gould

They Don’t Make Headlines by Major Arthur Gordon, 8th A.A.F.

NINE SPECIAL FEATURES:

What’s Going On by F.W.

Cosmopolitan’s Clothes Horse by Hinda Gould

From a South American Sketchbook by Enrique Castells Capurro

Two Little Words by Albert Q. Maisel

The Cosmopolitan Family Quiz

Presidential Unit Citation by Donald E. Keyhoe

Prime Minstrelsy

New Pictures You’ll Want to See

Educational Guide

COSMOPOLITAN PREVIEW:

Captain from Castile by Samuel Shellabarger and illustrated by E.M. Jackson

THE COMPLETE BOOK-LENGTH NOVEL:

Tension in Tunis by Cecile Gilmore and illustrated by Earl Cordrey