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ZINE FOR MEN • THE MAGA
FICTION • SPORTS • HUMOR
CLOTHES • ART • CARTOONS
ARTICLES DONALD HOUGH TOM MAHONEY
JOHN EDWIN HOGG HARRY SALPETER
LEONARD D. WYLE STUART LILLICO
MARTIN TORRENCE CHARLES E. PLANCK
FICTION MANUEL KOMROFF
MORTON STERN PAUL ANNIXTER ALLAN SEAGER RODERICK LULL WESTON
HILL
HAMILTON BASSO JOE ABRAMS
WALTER SCHOENSTED
ART JAMES GUY
WESLEY DENNIS
SATIRE LOUIS PAUL
HART STILWELL MARTIN AVER COHEI GEORGE ARMSTRONC
SPORTS CURT RIESS
ROBT. SAUNDERS DOW BILLY EVANS
ALVIN ROSENSWEET
VERSE PHIL STACK
DEPARTMENT GEORGE JEAN NATH/
GILBERT SELDES WM. LYON PHELPS
CARLETON SMITH LAWTON MACKALL
ILES BRODY ROBERT W. MARKS
CARTOONS E. SIMMS CAMPBELL
GEORGE PETTY VARGA
HOWARD BAER PAUL WEBB
B. SHERMUND WILLIAM PACHNER
D. McKAY JARO FABRY
TONY BARLOW NED HILTON
LOUIS JAMME LAWRENCE LARIAR CHARLES PEARSON
BILL O’MALLEY HENRY BOLTINOFF L. S. SODERSTROM
INDEX ON PAGE 5
PRICE FIFTY CENTS CANADIAN PRICE FIFTY-FIVE CENTS
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The Year that Had \o Summer
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The Grand American Way
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When the Earth Trembles
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Tlielr Cake
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Story of a Ship's Writer
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The Man Who Made Peace
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First Nights & Passing Judgments
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The Farmer Takes a Horse
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Esquire’s Five-Minute Shelf
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Layout for a Week-End Wardrobe
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Man the Kitchenette
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Tlie Shades of Night
by GEORGE ARMSTRONG
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Esquire on the Record
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THE SMOKE’S THE THING! q -
The smoke of slower-burning
Camels gives you
28% LESS NICOTINE
5 EXTRA SMOKES
PER PACK!
"I’d walk a mile for a Camel,” says Chief Instructor Paul
Wilcox, Civilian Director of Army Flight
Framing at Ryan School of Aeronautics, San Diego
G 1918. This is 1941! Things have changed in this Army of
Today, as then, America’s front-line cigarette is C-A-M-E-L!
Paul Wilcox’s "I'd walk a mile for a Camel” tells you of the
mild. Science tells you of Camel’s extra freedom from nicotine
in the smoke (see above, left). Join up now with that ever¬ growing
army of Camel smokers. Today get Camels—and for
than the average of the 4 other
largest-selling cigarettes tested—less than
any of them—according to independent
scientific tests of the smoke itself
