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Calling All Girls #10

Sep 1942 · Parents' Magazine Press · 0.10 USD
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This September 1942 issue is an anthology containing the mystery story "Mystery at the Lookout" by Carolyn Keene, author of Nancy Drew and Dana Girls mysteries, alongside a feature profile on Jean MacMahon, the fifteen-year-old "Quiz Kid" radio personality who balances school, music, and numerous hobbies. The issue also includes a multi-panel photographic feature titled "Girls in the News" documenting various wartime activities and accomplishments of young women, and a serialized comic strip about Eve Curie depicting her wartime efforts in China and India, including encounters with General Chennault and Mahatma Gandhi.

Contains 4 stories
Daughter of Free France
6 pp · Non-Fiction
Eve Curie

Eve Curie, an outstanding journalist and daughter of the legendary scientist Marie Curie, finds herself at the center of the fight against Nazi occupation when France falls in 1940. After narrowly escaping to England ahead of the invading army, she uses radio broadcasts and lectures to rally Free French forces and warn the American people of the dangers of appeasement. From war zones across Africa, Russia, and China, Eve risks her own safety to report firsthand on the struggle for freedom, carrying forward her mother's legacy of courage in service of humanity.

Judy Gets a Plane
5 pp · Adventure

Judy Wing, an air hostess with her sights set on becoming a pilot, unexpectedly finds herself caring for a fellow officer's dog—and gains access to something far more valuable when a mix-up leads her to meet the officer's prized possession: a private plane named Suzie. When the dog goes missing and Judy fears she's lost her chance to use the plane, a familiar face from training school arrives just in time with unexpected good news. This five-page adventure captures the spirit of wartime determination as Judy works toward earning her pilot's license while learning that the best rewards sometimes come from helping others.

They Give a Party
5 pp

When the play school where the Yorktown children learn faces closure, the kids organize a special visitors' day to show parents and the Women's Club what they've accomplished—but a competing event threatens to steal everyone's attention. When a young boy named Johnny is chosen to present the key to the city to a visiting general, he must decide between his civic duty and supporting his friends' big day. It takes an unexpected turn of events to show the whole town just how vital the school has become to the community's war effort.

The Unsinkable Molly Brown
5 pp · Non-Fiction
Molly BrownMark Twain

In 1885 Missouri, the spirited Molly Brown befriends the celebrated author Mark Twain, and her life becomes a whirlwind of fortune and mishap—striking gold, building a grand home, and facing social rejection that sends her traveling across Europe in search of respect. When she boards the Titanic for her return to America, the ship strikes an iceberg and begins to sink, and Molly's indomitable will and generosity become the spark that keeps her fellow passengers alive through the disaster. Her story is one of a woman who simply refused to go down, no matter how the odds stacked against her.

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artist, inker, colorist Muller-King (photograph)

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