Life Magazine, March 2, 1942 - Ginger Rogers

Nice full page Bell Telephone ad with three men marching in unison, one from each of the branches of the military. Tongue-in-cheek drive sends bundles of care goods to Congress who had just voted themselves a pension. Six ways to invade the US. Douglas aircraft workers hear production pep talk. Great job done in Binghamton, New York with salvage collection, including Marshall English, Jenny Bowen and others. Allied vs. Axis navies, includes chart of ships, with names and types plus markings showing if they have been sunk or damaged. Farmers learn how to milk cows in a blackout, cows had to learn to come to a lantern instead of whole barn being lit up. Rear guard in Luzon. Chiang Kai-shek. Full page Old Gold cigarettes ad with Barbara Lown and William J. Bursaw, Jr., queen and king of the 1941 Middlebury College Winter Carnival. The famous Ginger Rogers - feature article. Cornelius Warmerdam breaks world pole-vault record. Fireman's art - Brian Gilks, Norman Hepple, W.S. Haines, Philip North-Taylor, Leonard Rosoman, E.A. Turpin, J.W. Orr, H.N. Manwaring.