Life Magazine, May 4, 1959 - Escape to India, Dalai Lama

the Dalai Lama stands under a canopy, happily accepting flowers and a welcome from crows of Indians and Tibetans at the Siliguri railroad station. Cuba's Fidel Castro's fine time in U.S., Whirl through New York proves worry to the cops. Charmingly realistic full page Hallmark Cards with photo of kids bringing breakfast to mother on Mother's Day. Photo essay - How the West Was Won, Part V-Cowboys and Indians in the wild days. Last days of a gunman - the true story of Billy the Kid. Quite a nice full page color Royal portable typewriter ad with small green machine. Photo essay - What most women want, Hollywood's luxury - loving, Martha Hyer has; Nothing but the best. Fashion - the shirtwaist dress. Another horrible racism story from the south, Mack Charles Parker is lynched by a white mob in Poplarville, Mississippi. Truck that climbs walls - Switzerland's six-wheeled Metrac. Odd boxing match between two mayors in Fitchburg, Massachusetts, Hedley Bray and Laurie Cormier. A child-sized zoo - San Diego lets kids join the animals. Nice full page color Simoniz vinyl floor wax ad with art by Whitney Darrow Jr - boys with fish and more. Towering Rise in Circulation - a Mexico City wastepaper collector has accumulated a 300-pound stack of newspapers on his bicycle. Full page color McGregor sports clothes ad with Celanese ARnel, art by George Shawe or George Shane, probably.