Collier's Magazine, March [Mar.] 28, 1953 - Casey Stengel / Dorothy Frank Was Called A Subversive de Kolodny, Joseph; James, Selwyn Kalischer, Peter; Small, Collie; Cossitt, Henry La; Frank, Dorothy; Schriftgiesser, Karl; Gordon, Ethel Edison; Stanford, Don; Cort, Van; Soman, Florence Jane; Carter, Marjorie; Davenport, Walter; Lepper, Edwin; Cummings, P - 1953

USA: The Crowell-Collier Publishing Company. Good. 1953. First Edition. Single Issue Magazine. Features: Would You Like a Job Paying $10,000 a Year? - opportunities for more general stores in America; I Raided Red China With the Guerrillas - photo-illustrated article by Peter Kalischer; Casey Stengel - Good or Just Lucky?; Superfarmer - Howard Halderman runs more than 400 farms and doesn't own an acre of them; See It Isn't So - color photos show how our percptions can be altered by different colors; I Was Called Subversive - Mrs. Dorothy Frank was a housewife doing a civic duty, then came a nightmare of bigotry by defending studying of UNESCO in Los Angeles Schools; How to Survive a Landslide - Ohio Governor Frank Lausche; Markham's Girl (fiction); The Superior Male (short story); Brass-Bound Secret (fiction); The First Day of Spring (fiction); Shame the Devil (fiction); and more. Many wonderful color ads including a one-page ad for the film Salome starring Rita Hayworth. Complete and unmarked with average wear. 82 pages. A sound vintage copy.; Cover Illustration; Folio .