Johnson Makes the Team (ca. 1950, Practical English 1952) comic books 1955 or before

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Johnson Makes the Team (1950) was published by the B. F. Goodrich Co. not long after World War II ended. It tells how rubber has played a key role in American progress both in times of war and peace. Full color, 32-pages, 7-in. x 10-in., all newsprint, no cover price, no publication date or copyright date. Publication date of 1950 is an estimate based on clothing styles and other clues in the artwork.

This edition of Johnson Makes the Team was originally an insert released with Practical English Vol. 12, #13. The BF Goodrich promotional insert "Johnson Makes the Team" was published not long after World War II ended, with this version reprinted in 1952. It tells how rubber played a key role in American progress both in times of war and peace. Practical English was a National Magazine of English and the Communication Arts designed for high school students, business, or vocational courses. Full color, 32-pages, 7-in. x 10-in., all newsprint.

This edition of Practical English (Vol.12 #13) contains an insert copy of the promotional comic book Johnson Makes the Team. Practical English was a National Magazine of English and the Communication Arts designed for high school students, business, or vocational courses. It was published by General Cable Corporation weekly during the school year. Each work text in the Practical English Skills Work text Series teaches a specific writing skill with examples, practice, and review. The BF Goodrich promotional insert "Johnson Makes the Team" was published not long after World War II ended. It tells how rubber played a key role in American progress both in times of war and peace. Full color, 32-pages, 7-in. x 10-in., all newsprint. Practical English is 64 pages (including comic insert), B&W, 8-in. x 11-in.