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Godfrey's Man, Tony Marvin by Gregory Merwin Two Women Am I (Betty Wragge) by Lucille Dahl Helen Trent—How Can a Woman Handle Unwelcome Advances? N^, Be Your Wonderful Self! (Bernardine Flynn ) by Lilla Anderson tt 'SNO WONDER! Hollywood Love Story by Cal York Smilin' Jack Smith by Jack Smith The Courage Beyond Belief (Jane Froman TO STOP BAD BREATH, I RECOMMEND by Mrs. Anna Froman Hetzler COLGATE DENTAL CREAM. BRUSHING TEETH RJGHT Stella Dallas How Much Help Can a Mother Give? AFTER EATING WITH COLGATE'S MAKES YOUR — MOUTH FEEL CLEANER, LONGER-GIVES YOU Stepping Along in Your Hit Parade (June Valli) by Frances Kish A CLEAN, FRESH MOUTH ALL DAY LONG! Who's Who in the Grand Ole Opry Gang 56 There's Always Laughter in Rosemary De Camp's Heaven by Betty Mills Goode 58 She Keeps You in Stitches (Marcella Huston) 71 The Doctor's Wife (full-length novelette) by Julie Palmer 72 AND COLGATES HAS PROVED CONCLUSIVELY THAT BRUSHING TEETH RIGHT AFTER EATING STOPS TOOTH DECAY BEST! 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