ISSUE DATE: March 14, 1955; Vol 38, No 11

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COVER: "CONVOY 'SHEPHERD' turns at full speed" -- A great story of the sea by C. S. FORESTER. The Novel that makes literary news. The U.S.S. "Keeling" hurtles a wave as a submarine convoy See "The Good Shepherd" (pp. 126-153). Cover illustration by EDWARD A. WILSON.

"THE GOOD SHEPHERD": First of two parts of a new novel by C. S. FORESTER. Illustrated for LIFE by EDWARD A. WILSON. About the author, with photo. "ON these pages, LIFE begins the FIRST publication of his latest book."

SPEAKING OF PICTURES: one aerial photo tells the whole story of a Japanese ski holiday.

A LOOK AT THE WORLD'S WEEK:
Dulles heartens allies in Asia -- diplomacy at the rate of a country a day. A Salesman of Freedom makes his calls.
Helicopters come to the rescue of flood victims in Australia.
Unrepentant Red leaders emerge from prison, but only to face new trial.
Rowing becomes part of the women's world. Rowing regatta at Florida Southern College.
Communist defeat in India: In the impoverished state of Andhra Reds win only a few seats.
Ambush on Israeli-Egyptian line is prescription for war. A bloddy Israeli raid on Egypt sends the Arabs on a rampage.

FRYING PAN PROJECT: Colorado civic boosters sell gilded skillets, raising money to promote a water project.

ROYAL WEDDING IN EXILE: Princess Maria Pia of Italy marries Prince Alexander of Yugoslavia in Portugal.

MUSEUM DIRECTORS' CHOICE: Dr. Grace Morley of San Francisco Museum of Art selects Paul KIee's "Nearly Hit". Klee's witty painting of a close call.

MOVIE CLIMAX: The French produce a gruesome thriller. "Wages of Fear", made by Henri-Georges Clouzot. The director is a stormy figure. [Text and photos of film and director].

MIAMI AS A FASHION CENTER: Resort now produces breezy warm-weather clothes.

SCHOOL ARCHITECTURE: Campuses in U.S. and Japan break out in some unconventional concrete curves.

ACROBATIC WAITER: A Paris nightclub performer's trifle with a trayful is an eyeful. Paris Acrobat Walter Bruxellos.

ANIMALS THAT FACE EXTINCTION: A portfolio of paintings by Walter Ferguson. [8 Pages of color reproductions!] BUSY SHIRLEY MACLAINE: Broadway and TV understudy gets big movie role. Shirley on the way up: She fills in for Grable, moves to a movie role. [Text, with multiple NICE photos!].

SQUEEZED BY CENTURIES: Britain builds a bus to fit a historic gateway.

CAPITAL LOOKS SOUTHWARD: City of New Orleans, TIME and LIFE sponsor biggest U.S. - Latin American private business conference.

VANISHING TABLES: New inventions roll up in a desk.

Editorial: Churchill's brave advice. Letters to the Editors. Miscellany: New look in mail attire.

FULL PAGE vintage ADS include:
MOVIE AD: "A MAN CALLED PETER", starring RICHARD TODD, and JOAN PETERS; MORE!
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