Life Magazine, September 22, 1941 - Brazilian dancer Eros Volusia

Nice pairings of photos showing bombed areas in London and the areas after clean-up and repair. Interesting full page color American Gas Association ad telling all the ways gas helps in the house. Curious piece about the uproar caused by those who thought movie-makers were trying to drive the US to join the war. New Flying Fortress airplane. Italian prisoners in England, pleasant little piece. French Manikins, models during war. Full page Paul Jones whiskey ad with camel and motorcycle cop. The unusual forts at Tobruch. Another follow-up to the Margaret Curtis story (see LIFE September 9, 1940). Harry Hopkins. Nice article about landing boats to get troops to shore. Full page color Texaco ad with the most idyllic baby ever. Color and big-screen images open new horizon in television. Ladies aid quilt pageant, including Mrs. Frank O. Holmes, Mrs. Walter Holmes, Mrs. H.C. Winter and others. Record shipment of young apes swells US Gorilla population. Gret feature on the American housewife, including Jane Amberg of Kankakee, Illinois. Nice full page color Van Heusen shirt ad with art by Fenton. Sarah Palfrey Cooke wins women's national tennis singles. 207th regiment in Savannah, Georgia. Cute photo of Georgia Carroll and William Evans. Ever so charming photo of pregnant daschund dog with support for belly. Full page Capehart phonograph radio ad with interpretation of the painting Finlandia by Bernard La Motte.