TITLE: LIFE magazine
[Classic LIFE Magazine, with all the great photographs, features, writers, vintage advertisements and MORE -- See FULL contents below!]
ISSUE DATE: April 22, 1940; Vol. 8, No. 17
CONDITION: LARGE magazine, Approx 10oe" X 13oe". COMPLETE and in VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

IN THIS ISSUE:
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LIFE'S COVER. The toffy young cowgirl on this week's cover perches on a rail to rest after efficiently roping a calf. No dude, she is 14-year-old Jimmy Rogers who has known ranch life and rough riding ever since she was 2. That she wears the kind of clothes usually associated with Madison Square Garden is due to a new trend toward fancy duds on Western ranches. Jimmy's outfit is simple compared to others on pages 46 to 48. Glamor girls look silly in iuss rid-mg clothes but real horsewomen look attractive, find them as practical as homely jeans. WAR IN SCANDINAVIA:
The War's Shadow Falls on Western Hemisphere As Nazis Seize Denmark.
Greenland Is Isolated Again by Europe's Wars.
The Warrior Spirit of the German People.
War Invades Scandinavia: A Timetable.
The Landing of the Germans at Oslo.
The War Goes Into Dramatic Action.
The Battle of Narvik. Big illustration by Alexander Leydenfrost.
The German Transport Armada Crosses to Norway.
The Strategy of Norse War, by Major George Fielding Eliot.

WEEK'S EVENTS:
LIFE On the Newsfronts of the World.
The Sun in Full Annular Eclipse.
Wendell Willkie Exhibits Versatility on "Information Please.
German Cameraman Records Good Day's Bombing Out in the North Sea.
British Editors Give Men in Uniform Something to Think About.
Sailorman's Daughter Is Chosen Miss Candid Camera of 1940.

CLOSE-UP: Tom Dewey. [NICE, In-depth article, with multiple photos!]

PHOTOGRAPHIC ESSAY:
The Great Lakes.
Radio Traitors: General Lord Haw-Haw Is England's Favorite.
The Traitors of Stuttgart" Tell Frenchmen They Fight for England.

MODERN LIVING:
Dude Girls of the West Are Taking to Nifty Riding Clothes.
Boots Tramp Down the Streets of Texas Towns.
Flowering of American Cartoon Art Is Hailed in Rhode Island.

MEDICINE:
Chronic Cripple Learns How to Walk Once More in a New York Hospital.
High-School Students Take Bicycle Vacation on Youth Hostel Trail.

OTHER DEPARTMENTS:
Letters to the Editors.
Speaking of Pictures: These Opposed a Third Term for Grant in.
People.
LIFE Goes Calling on Dorothy Dix.
Pictures to the Editors.


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