1937 MARCH 13 THE SATURDAY EVENING POST MAGAZINE Tom Webb Cover Florida Waltz

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Condition is "Good". SHORT S TORIES LEONARD H. NASON Tradesmen of the Sword FRANK BUNCE Come On, Sucker! Pythias, the Money Changer Tit, Tat, Tutt ANNE CAMERON ARTHUR TRAIN Introduction: Waltz: Coda JOSEPH HERGESHEIMER ARTICLES This is Florida GARET GARRETT Work for a Shorer BORDEN CHASE Minnesota's New Baritone JOHN O’DONNELL Money on the Make Winter Cruise; or, Isn't it Fun That We're All in the Same Boat? ARNOLD NICHOLSON KATHARINE DAYTON My Story-"They Wanted None of Me" IGNACE JAN PADEREWSKI and Mary Lawton SERIALS A Hanging Matter (Third part of five) MARY HASTINGS BRADLEY Stand-In (Fifth part of six) CLARENCE BUDINGTON KELLAND MISCELL ANY Editorials Post Scripts Keeping Posted Cover Design by Tom Webb The names of all characters that are used in short stories, serials and semi- fiction articles that deal with types are fictitious. Use of a name which is the same as that of any living person is accidental, ----------- 2 ----------- THIS IS FLORIDA By GARET GARRETT DEAR BOSS: One morning at Orlando, as I was buying the newspapers and cigarettes, the charm- ing person who sold them to me said, “How do you feel this morning?" This is one of the customs of the country; and not to be outdone thereby, I replied: "I feel as fine as you look." She gurgled in a pleased little way, and I thought no more about it. During the day-by what ruthless means I cannot say-the municipality deprived the young woman of my compliment and took it to itself. The evening paper reported my presen

• Year: 1937
• Condition: Good

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