Life Magazine, August 7, 1939 - FSA's Paul McNutt

Full page color Westinghouse ad with the Middleton's at the Junior Science Labs at the World's Fair. Half page Pep-O-Mint Life Savers ad with photo of their parachute jump at the Fair. G-Men train their guns on spies in the USA, espionage is chief concern of the FBI, annual training session. Mr. Goldwyn has a tete-a-tete with Mrs. Roosevelt. In Mongolia, Russia and Japan stage rehearsal for war. Six killed as snowslide engulfs 25 on Mt. Baker - avalanche in Washington - students from Western Washington College of Education in Bellingham. 12 year-old Donn Fendler of Rye, New York survived in woods for eight days then finds his own way back. Australian Adrian Quist may win Davis Cup. Yale Glee Club serenades Sibelius. Full page color 1847 Rogers Bros. silver ad with Joan Crawford. Photo essay - Social Security, congress writes 45,000,000 life insurance policies, Louis George Hac, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kolb, Lela and Cecile Phillips, Omar Ford, Helen Leiser, many more beneficiaries of programs. California surfers, San Onofre Beach. World's fastest sailboats also tip over easily, John Arft's "Silhouette", J.H. Kimberley's Phantom III. New Shrunk Glass withstands 3600 F heat. World's fair night photos in brilliant color. Japanese beetles plague 17 states. Myra Kingsley's horoscopes, Hollywood, Paul Draper, Rosalind Russell, Dudley Field Malone. "Woolford Weenies" are the only Acrobatic Dachshunds (great photos of dogs on "high wire", doing barrel tricks, acrobatics.) Anthropology Professor Eearnest Albert Hooton at Harvard. Party with Earl of Jersey and his American wife at Osterley Park.