Life Magazine, October 19, 1942 - Sandbagged Sphinx

Original Life Magazine from October 19, 1942 - Sandbagged Sphinx

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Some of the contents in this issue

US high-altitude bombers hit Nazis, close-up photo of fliers in gear. Lovely full page color Dr. West's tooth brush ad with women in military uniform. Photo - Remains of Jaime Nuno being moved to Mexico City. Full page color Bendix Aviation ad with Radio Compass. Right and Wrong way to stop whisky - it's being converted into 190-proof industrial spirits. First merchant marine distinguished service medal given to Edwin F. Cheney of Yeadon, Pennsylvania. Sikorsky's amphibian helicopter, with photos. Governor Stassen of Minnesota. Steel - from ore to armaments - photo essay. Catholic French Quebec Canada - photo essay. War-plant worker sets world's Javelin record, Gunder Haegg. Fashion - the "Junior Miss" figure and dresses to match. Merchantman becomes aircraft carrier Charger. Photos - stage handout cards in the 1880's. Christmas cards made by military men. Super fantastic full page color Coca-Cola with military men. Fair (Generally Very Good, nice, but center 2 pages are battered, affects steel article)

Table of Contents

These were stage handouts in the 1880's	10
Actors and actresses
Japan's divine mission to rule	14
Japanese, World War, 1939-1945 (Japan), Japan
U.S. high-altitude bombers hit Nazis	29
UNITED STATESAir force, Army/Bomber command, World War, 1939-1945 (Aerial operations)
Willkie evolves a plain vanilla foreign policy for Republicans	36
International relations, World War, 1939-1945 (Strategy)
Aleutian attack	38
World War, 1939-1945 (Aleutian Islands (Alaska))
Steel	68
Steel works, Birmingham (Ala.)
Junior miss	78
Clothing industry, Saint Louis (Mo.) (Industries)
U.S.S. Charger, another converted merchantman	84
Aircraft carriers
French Canada	103
French Canadians, Catholic Church (Canada), World War, 1939-1945 (Canada), Quebec (Province) (Religion)
Portrait	108
Joseph Adelard GODBOUT
Right and wrong way to stop whisky	40
Liquor problem
President honors first merchant marine hero	42
Edwin F. jr CHENEY
Skyway flivver	45
Igor Sikorsky, Helicopters
Eve of St Mark	51
Maxwell Anderson; 1888-1959
Seamen's fur vest project	58
International Fur and Leather Workers Union of the United States and Canada, Seamen, Vests
Spear thrower	62
Emerson MCKENZIE, Javelin throwing
Portrait	110
Jean Marie Rodrique VILLENEUVE (cardinal)
Sphinx goes to war	114
Sphinxes
Governor Stassen	122
Harold E. Stassen, Minnesota (Politics and government)
Life sees Chicago with serviceman	134
Servicemen's centers, Chicago (Ill.) (Clubs)
Christmas cards by men in the armed forces reflect service life	138
Christmas cards

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