Life Magazine MAY 14, 1956

Description: I have many vintage Life magazines for sale from all different eras and of all different subjects. In garage sale condition, so some pages may be missing or torn. If you are interested in a specific topic, please let me know and I can find examples from my archive that are not yet listed. Please also let me know if you'd like to buy more than one and we can make a deal to give you a nice discount and combine shipping. Thanks for looking! COVER A model displays the new, full, feminine summer style inspired by the 18th Century English painter Thomas Gainsborough (see pp. 132-135) THE WEEK'S EVENTS Flying feet produce a thrilling day of sports A Look at the World's Week Alben Barkley, a great campaigner: his last audience is the The nation learns that the second best air force is not good enough Interior secretary McKay, who quit to fight Senator Wavne Morse, finds Oregon primary fight is tough EDITORIALS Grace and Rainier's official wedding picture-in color 36 42 44 53 61 48 Danger: pettifoggers at work Step toward state of Alaska PHOTOGRAPHIC ESSAYS The Grand Canyon's hidden wonders are revealed on a long trek into places few have ever seen. Photographed for LIFE by A. Y. Owen Mellon's miracle: the head of Pittsburgh's first family leads his city into a renaissance 104 151 ARTICLES Genteel queen of crime, whodunit Writer Agatha Christie, puts her zest for life into murder. By Nigel Dennis 87 Henry Wallace describes his thoughts on Communism and peace and tells why he supports Eisenhower as the man to avoid an "atomic abyss' 174 MILITARY AFFAIRS What to do about the draft? LIFE presents a guide for young men facing military service and for their parents 69 MOVIES New star Cathy Dunn, 7, sees her movie, "Lovers and Lollipops,' with her friend, veteran star Richie Andrusco, 10 79 MEDICINE A 49-year-old veteran is chief of a Salt Lake nursing service and opens up a new career for men 115 NIGHTCLUBS Ex-movie queen Constance Bennett, 51, rocks and rolls in dungarees to kid the teenagers 123 SEQUEL Korean orphan, "the boy who wouldn't smile," finds a happy home in the U.S. 129 FASHION An old master is back in style: Gainsborough girls grace MODERN LIVING In LIVING A pipsqueak sailboat costs $30 to build 132 138 EDUCATION The gifted high school students who won big scholarships display varied talents 143 SPORTS Crooner Frankie Laine and Golfer Gene Littler hit the jackpot in the Las Vegas Calcutta golf pool HISTORY Biggest collection of U.S. swords 163 171 PARTIES Visit to Texas ranch gives foreign ambassadors an unstarched view of the U.S. OTHER DEPARTMENTS Speaking of Pictures: big-scale Manhattan model Letters to the Editors Miscellany: Peggy the portable pony

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