Published: October 1963
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Story Featuring Sgt. Rock
Rock becomes obsessed with the idea that somewhere out there is his exact double. After mistaking several Army soldiers for his double, Rock finds him--on the German side!
Parts of 6.67 pages and 7.67 pages.
A huge Japanese coastal gun will prevent Allied forces from invading an Pacific island. Two brothers, one a commander of a submarine and the other a frogman, try to put the gun out of commission.
A true story from the records of the Minnesota Warden Service, involving a warden in an airplane rescuing careless campers.
Published in cooperation with the National Social Welfare Assembly. Sequence comes between parts one and two of "Battlefield Double."
Military questions from readers David Blaine (Chicago, Ill.), Gary Woodling (Syracuse, N.Y.), Joseph Brunetti, (Lodi, N.J.), Ronald Overton (Detroit, Mich.), and Peter Standish (Los Angeles, Calif.).
Ad Featuring Tootsie [all other candies]
Game of the Month: Target Fudge.
Ad for Tootsie Roll Fudge featuring a party game.
Ad Featuring Tootsie Roll
"Baseball bunt breaks big bat."
Ad for Tootsie Rolls featuring a tongue-twister. Bottom of page six of "Battlefield Double."
Which baseline is longer?
Ad for Tootsie Roll Pops featuring an optical illusion.
Ad Featuring Wallace Brown Greeting Cards
Back cover.
Ad Featuring American Body Building Club
Inside back cover.
Ad Featuring 100 Toy Soldiers
Ad Featuring 147 Famous Automobiles
Ad Featuring Roman War Soldiers
Ad Featuring Garcelon Stamps
Ad Featuring Palisades Amusement Park Admission
Ad Featuring 102 Ships of All Nations
Ad Featuring 104 Cars
"Hi! Boys and girls, here is your big chance..."
On the page immediately following page 6 of the previous story sequence.
Ad Featuring Honor House Products Novelties
Inside front cover.
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