Life Magazine MARCH 12, 1956

Description: I have many vintage Life magazines for sale from all different eras and of all different subjects. In garage sale condition, so some pages may be missing or torn. If you are interested in a specific topic, please let me know and I can find examples from my archive that are not yet listed. Please also let me know if you'd like to buy more than one and we can make a deal to give you a nice discount and combine shipping. Thanks for looking! COVER President Eisenhower stands at attention as a Spence Air Base band in Moultrie, Ga. plays "Hail to the Chief" on the vacation that produced his history-making decision (see pp. 18-27) THE WEEK'S EVENTS "After weeks of. - devoutly prayerful consideration," the drama of the President's "yes" Children from 17 lands pay homage to Pope Pius XII on his 80th birthday A Look at the World's Week Europe's bad winter is cruel to the end No sign of peace for Autherine A mystery monster causes some ripples in Henley-on-Thames EDITORIALS Three imports of Ike's decision "Go slow, now" PHOTOGRAPHIC ESSAYS The sands of the desert turn gold: well-heeled visitors in the Southwest enrich Scottsdale, Ariz. as native styles are embellished. Photographed in color for LIFE by Nina Leen A memo to the girls: LIFE shows leap-year husband-seekers some eligible specimens of U.S. bachelorhood and places where they abound, such as Casper, Wyo. 2830384057 37 78 113 ARTICLE Confessions of a master jewel thief: Arthur Barry, great second-story man, looks back on a $10 million life in crime. By Robert Wallace MILITARY AFFAIRS Set to strike in the shadows: the U.S. Army trains a special corps of many-skilled men to operate behind enemy lines SCIENCE Tiny plastic lens is promising new solution for eye cataracts MODERN LIVING In colorful models Cleveland shows how a city fights decay NATURE Horace the housebroken hare enjoys his Dublin home SPORTS 121 43 52 62 65 The world's biggest serve: smashing triumphs over Trabert prove Pancho Gonzales is best in tennis 73 ART English sculptor uses members of his congregation as models for a church facade 87 THEATER Eugene O'Neill's last tragedy, "Long Day's Journey into Night," prodly story Stockholm, tells the playwright's own 93 FASHION U.S. men get recapped: slimmed-down sports headgear shows up in town 102 MUSIC A 23-year-old Canadian, Glenn Gould, looms as the Continent's most astonishing young pianist 105 PARTY Turnout for a top Italian: President Giovanni Gronchi whirls through four days in Washington OTHER DEPARTMENTS Speaking of Pictures: aerial artistry by the acre Letters to the Editors Miscellany: an antigravity goat © 1956 TIME INC. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED UNDER INTERNATIONAL AND PAN AMERICAN COPYRIGHT 10 15 144

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