December 15, 1942

Issue: - TORONTO DECEMBER 15 1942 | Maclean's

December 15, 1942

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MORE WAYS THAN ONE
FICTION

MORE WAYS THAN ONE

By FRANCES TRAUT22 min
A VOICE for CHRISTMAS
FICTION

A VOICE for CHRISTMAS

By W. O. MITCHELL19 min
Blackouts and Such
GENERAL ARTICLES

Blackouts and Such

By H. NAPIER MOORE16 min
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MORE WAYS THAN ONE 1617
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MORE WAYS THAN ONE

Sub-deb discovers there are more ways of taming an errant hepcat than by dogging his footsteps By FRANCES TRAUT22 min
A VOICE for CHRISTMAS 45
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A VOICE for CHRISTMAS

The Kid knew what he wanted most for Christmas and, blizzard or no blizzard, Jake knew how to get it By W. O. MITCHELL19 min
Blackouts and Such 1213
GENERAL ARTICLES

Blackouts and Such

Enforced darkness, bombings, restrictions have created a new sense of values — Matches and soap are beyond price By H. NAPIER MOORE16 min
Cross-Country 1415
GENERAL ARTICLES

Cross-Country

B.C. purchasing is under fire Fast work on Alcan highway Blackout Ont. Christmas trees Bad situation in Quebec mills Halifax housing trouble worse
HIGHER THAN THE ANGELS 1011
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HIGHER THAN THE ANGELS

The story of a faith that faltered—and of a pilot who flew higher than he knew By ROBERT W. SNEDDON13 min
INTRIGUE IN ARABY 1819
GENERAL ARTICLES

INTRIGUE IN ARABY

Strategic control of the Middle East is vital to the success of our attach in the Mediterranean, says By ROSITA FORBES13 min
Walter Pidgeon 89
GENERAL ARTICLES

Walter Pidgeon

WALTER PIDGEON, who made the steep climb from Saint John, N.B., to Hollywood stardom without ever getting out of breath, attributes his success to laziness. He grew up in Saint John, the third in a family of five boys, all of whom played the piano and sang because they liked to. By THELMA LECOCQ12 min
Beverley Baxter's LONDON LETTER 89
GENERAL ARTICLES

Beverley Baxter's LONDON LETTER

Air Power Will Shorten the War
AIR MEDICINE 1213
GENERAL ARTICLES

AIR MEDICINE

In the battle for altitude the medical laboratory is as vital to victory as aviation's draughting rooms By RAYMOND ARTHUR DAVIES11 min
Backstage at Ottawa 1415
GENERAL ARTICLES

Backstage at Ottawa

THERE IS this much to say about the Mitchell-Little row—it was well up to advance notices. Time after time this capital seethes with rumor and controversy. It hears of resignations about to happen; of cabinet crises about to occur. Then the tumult and the shouting dies; the hue and cry run off in another direction and in the end it all appears as much ado about nothing. By THE MAN WITH A NOTEBOOK9 min
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