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- 12-G
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- non-fiction
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- Information on Japan including Japanese Pagodas; Buddhism; Hokkaido's inhabitants, the Ainu; Samurai; and the Japanese language.
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- Buddhism; Hokkaido; Japanese language; Japanese Pagodas; Samurai; the Ainu
This feature is in the style of Selecciones Ilustradas work appearing in Space Ace (Atlas) and other comics internationally around 1960.
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- romance
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- Mavis Brown; Mrs Spinks; Jim Lucas
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- Mavis Brown falls for a married man. Then, after Jim is hurt in an accident, she meets his wife and has to make a hard decision.
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"Pain in My Heart" is a song by Otis Redding released in 1963, suggesting this story is from Valentine (Fleetway).
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- Oh-oh! Sue's school report-!
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- humour
- Synopsis
- Sue's father can't believe her school report.
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- romance
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- Janet; Rodney; Ethel
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- Janet loves her boutique clothes, more than she loves Rodney. She figures, "If I really loved Rodney I'd have mended my ways. And if he had really loved me he would have understood."
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- romance
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- James Green; Milly Bran; Henry Fry; Mr Spence
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- Milly demands James give up his job as a 'rag and bone man scounging junk' or she will dump him for accountant Henry Fry. But she likes it less when he becomes a slave to work.
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Artist credit from deskartesmil.blogspot.com. The final panel of this story retains the Serenade guitar logo.
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- I'll take it!
- Genre
- humour
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- Jenni and her mother find the same dress at very different prices.
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- Jane; Betsy; Roy
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- Betsy's enjoying the girls' keep-fit camp away from boys, but her pal Jane is distracted by the soldiers at the nearby camp. Inevitably, they both end up at the dance… and in trouble.
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- romance
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- Lorna; Henry; Aunt Audie; Gregory; Jean
- Synopsis
- Lorna dreams of boyfriend Henry becoming more adventurous, like big game hunter Gregory. But the reality is nothing like her fantasies.
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To keep the story suitable for children, Henry's sister Jean magically appears to go on a camping trip with Henry and Lorna.
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- Freda; George Duncan
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- Freda writes to Stevie, the advice columnist at her "favourite magazine" about the pest that won't leave her alone. Stevie advices the best cure for a pest is poison, but Freda soon discovers there are unexpected consequences to being cruel.
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This story is from Valentine (IPC) — Stevie was Valentine's regular advice columnist.
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- Sue Parfitt; Alan; Vera; Jill
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- Sue and Alan believe they are ugly and alone. When they start dating and fall for each other, is it just that no one else will have them?
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The final page of this issue has "The End" in a distinctive four-pointed star shape. It might be a standard style for the magazine this story is reprinted from.
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- romance
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- Alan Parker; Miss Sanderson; Fred
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- Miss Sanderson's new vintage constantly breaks down. Her boyfriend can't stand her passion for it and dumps her—just in time to meet the car's mysterious former owner.
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- Miss Norman; Jim Williams
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- Total strangers Miss Norman and Mr Williams jointly buy a four poster bed at an auction, determined to keep it out of a dealer's hands. While they initially despise and distrust each other, the need to solve the problem of jointly owning a bed.
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- Keith Soames; Lucy Brown
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- Lucy wakes up late and mistakenly rushes to work on Sunday—just in time to be conscripted into typing a report by demanding Mr Soames. He thanks her with lunch and the chill between them starts to thaw. Now its Monday morning and Lucy's not sure if it was a dream.
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- George Smith [Monarch]; Sally
- Synopsis
- Sally assumes George is the star actor in town and he plays along. When the truth comes out, George expects to be dumped.
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- Jane; Gerry Higgins
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- Jane is an Australian in England and is appalled to find none of the men are real men. But she discovers there is something about those wimpish British men.
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- Reg Laver; Eve;
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- Eve's father routinely lies to her mother, trying to sound more important. Now her boyfriend's doing the same thing and she won't stand for it. But mother has advice for her.
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This story has the guitar logo at the end, typical of stories reprinted from Fleetway/IPC's Serenade.
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- Really, Mr. Soggy, I need a new typewriter -
- Genre
- humour
- Synopsis
- Mr Soggy pays for his stingy ways.
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This page is incorrectly numbered 39, highlighting that this feature has been previously reprinted by K. G. Murray.