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TITLE: LIFE magazine
[Classic LIFE Magazine, with all the great photographs, features, writers, vintage advertisements and MORE -- See FULL contents below!]
ISSUE DATE:
March 29 1948; Vol 24 No 13
CONDITION:
LARGE magazine, Approx 10½" X 13½". COMPLETE and in VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)
IN THIS ISSUE:
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LIFE'S COVER: " BASKET HANDBAGS" --
Featured on this week's cover are a pretty gill, a bandana turban and a basket handbag. The girl is 19-year-old Maggi McNainara, who likes to paint and to dance Polish folk dances. The turban is a Haiti-inspired creation by Tina Leser. And the handbag is the work of a young couple named Chair and Bob Kennedy. Taking ahint from another couple in the handbag business, the William Phelpses, (LIFE, Nov. 19, 1915), the Kennedys began working oul their own ideas a year ago in their New York apartment. Now they have a busy shop and are producing the rustic accessories described on pages 53 and 51. Cover-Sharland.
THE WEEK'S EVENTS:
CZECHS FLEE NEW RED REGIME. The people mourn Jan Masaryk.
LAST BRITISH TROOPS LEAVE INDIA.
THE BUTTER LOBBY WINS.
PLANNERS DEBATE HOW TO PREVENT WAR--OR WIN IT. Washington planners study means to prevent one -- or win it if Russian aggression continues.
EDITORIAL: EASTER IN PALESTINE. For all the bloodshed the way to peace seems clear in the holy land.
ARTICLE:
THE GOEBBELS DIARIES. The private papers of Hitler's propoganda minister.
PICTORIAL ESSAY:
CAPTURED GERMAN ART. U. S. returns captured German Art. LIFE shows the great paintings which U. S. Army found in cave. [NICE color plates Pieter Breughel, Jan Vermeer, Titian, Rembrandt and others!]
PICTORIAL ESSAY: CAPTAIN OF THE QUEEN. Elizabeth's master is a King Afloat -- Captain Charles Musgrave Ford, WILD seas lash ship.
FASHION:
BASKET HANDBAGS. Food containers set new style.
SPORTS:
6-DAY BIKE RACING.
McCARTHY RETURNS. Joe McCarthy returns as Red Sox Manager.
ANIMALS:
BLIND POODLES. A cataract operation saves a dog from a life of bumps and spills.
THEATER:
THEATER OFF BROADWAY. Experimental groups are having an exciting, successful season.
RADIO:
BUSY SINGER. PEGGY LEE, radio and nightclub star, also composes hit tunes.
OTHER DEPARTMENTS:
LETTERS TO THE EDITORS.
SPEAKING OF PICTURES: ROBOT CAMERA RECORDS GIRL'S FIRST.
SOLO FLIGHT. (Marie Goerke)
PEOPLE.
LIFE GOES TO A BALINESE BALL. Fine arts students at Carnegie Tech add some purely American touches to the old legend of bautiful Bali.
MISCELLANY: BALLOON SCULPTURE.
FULL PAGE vintage ADS include:
Futuramic Oldsmobile.
Du Barry with Lisa Prokoff.
THE BIG CLOCK with Ray Milland and Charles Laughton.
TWO page color ad for Fort Apache directed by John Ford, starring John Wayne, Henry Fonda and many more!.
Naturally, they're Stetson Hats.
How long is a 300 mile trip? Not as long in a Pullman.
Claudette Colbert for Chesterfields.
-- PLUS MORE FULL PAGE, and MANY smaller ads!
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