1950/06/03 — Cover design by Coby Whitmore.
Complete contents picked up from the contents page of this issue are as follows:
5 SHORT STORIES:
- “The Man Who Married Money” by John Reese and illustrated by George Hughes
- “Ouch for Me!” by Cyril Hume and illustrated by Ken Riley
- “Botts Bogs Down” by William Hazlett Upson and illustrated by Hy Rubin
- “Sailor’s Blood” by Jacland Marmur and illustrated by Fred Freeman
- “The Highwayman” by Michael Foster and illustrated by Donald Teague
8 ARTICLES:
- Now We Have Plenty of Oil by Arthur W. Baum
- I’m a Village Cop and I Like It by Francis J. Flaherty as told to Malcolm W. Rollins
- Want to See Europe? Here’s How by Ernest O. Hauser
- That Guy Durocher! by Stanley Woodward
- Can Senator Taft Win His Biggest Fight? by Beverly Smith
- They Gambled Their Lives by Robert M. Yoder
- Nature’s Million-Dollar Mistake by Richard Thruelsen about new varieties of grapefruit
- Germany’s Wide-Open City by Ernest Leiser about Hamburg
2 SERIALS:
- “Murder in the Family,” Part 3 of 7 by Mary Hastings Bradley and illustrated by Perry Peterson
- “Legacy of Fear,” Part 5 of 8 by Garnett Weston and illustrated by James R. Bingham
OTHER FEATURES:
- Keeping Posted
- Post Scripts
- Letters
- Editorials
- Verse by Eva Baron, Ellen Acton, Isabel Bryans Longfellow, Dorothy Westring, Norman R. Jaffray, Arthur Frederic Otis, M.M. Parrish