Life Magazine, April 28, 1952 - Young Eisenhower of Abilene

Deaf and dumb Illegal Frontier Crosser IFC Janos draws his history and feelings in Austria. Full page color Kellogg's Corn Flakes ad created by 9 year-old Jamie Cohen of Pittsburgh. More on the floods of the Missouri and Mississippi rivers including aerial photo of Frenchman Creek breaking through dam and flooding Bismarck, Ed Zima, Mrs. Eugene Bullock, Omaha, Council Bluffs. Two page color Seiberling tires ad with art by George Hughes. Struggle for Aerial Supremacy - US vs USSR jets and planes. Mutiny in two NJ prisons - August Doak in Trenton. Bolivia's annual revolt. Mohammed Chenik exiled from Tunisia. Easter Parade along fifth avenue and St. Patrick's Cathedral. Great trout fishing photos by Wallace Kirkland. Josip Broz-Tito writes about his time in Yugoslavia, part 2. Elaine Dunn, Elaine Dombcik - song and dance gives her a big break. Gail Peters and Anne Moss are new swim champions. Marcel Duchamp, pioneer of nonsense (such as fur-lined teacup), includes portrait of him by his brother Jacques Villon. Crime Syndicated - new TV show review. Eisenhower of Abilene a profile of his past - great photos. Sidney Bechet and Le Jazz players in Paris. Indian hunters capture a rare one-horned rhino. Two page National Golf Day ad for playing in a tournament with Ben Hogan. Yale men and Vassar girls do long distance dating by bicycle (with lots of beer), this is a charming and cute article, includes photos of Nanci Hull, Robert Essert, John Dixon, Edmond Abdelnoor, Hollis Dworken, others.