TITLE: LIFE magazine
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ISSUE DATE: October 19, 1942; Vol. 13, No. 16
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 Sphinx on this week's cover is the famous one in the cemetery at Gizeh. It is believed to have been built by a Pharaoh named Chephren in honor of himself and the sun god. Today as war waits near the Nile, Egypt's defenders have put up rock and sandbag piles to bolster the statue against bombs.

THE WEEK'S EVENTS:
U. S. High-Altitude Bombers Hit Nazis.
LIFE on the Newsfronts of the World.
Remains of Jaime Nuno Are Taken from U. S. Cemetery for reburial.
U. S. Troops Occupy Andreanof Islands.
The Right and Wrong Way to Stop Whisky.
President Awards First Merchant Marine Distinguished Service Medal.
Sikorsky's Helicopter Is Easier to Drive than Auto.
Fur Union Works Overtime to Make Vests for Sailors.
Rocks and Sandbags Protect Sphinx against Bombs.

CLOSE-UP: Governor Harold Stassen of Minnesota, by Jack Alexander.

POEM: "The Murder of Lidice," by Edna St. Vincent Millay.

PHOTOGRAPHIC ESSAY:
Steel: from Ore to Armaments.
The War Makes Trouble for Catholic Quebec.

THEATER:"The Eve of St. Mark".

SPORTS:War-Plant Worker Sets World's Javelin Record.

MODERN LIVING:"Junior Miss" Styles.

NAVY:Merchantman Becomes Aircraft Carrier "Charger".

ART:Christmas Cards by Men in Armed Forces Reflect Service Life.

OTHER DEPARTMENTS:
Letters to the Editors.
Speaking of Pictures: Stage Handouts in the 1880's.
LIFE's Reports: Japan's "Divine Mission," by Paul M. Anderson.
LIFE Visits Chicago with a Serviceman.
Pictures to the Editors.

LIFE'S PICTURES:
Dmitri Kessel, who took the color pictures of steel on pages 69 through 76, was born in Kiev, became a Cossack at 18. To escape the Csar's firing squad he joined and fought the revolution with the Red Army. Caught outside Russia without a passport, he again faced execution but escaped to the U. S. Here he has become one of the country's leading industrial photographers using color extensively to make machines dramatic and beautiful.

VINTAGE ADS INCLUDE:
PONTIAC & GENERAL MOTORS; CADILLAC;CHEVROLET; BENDIX; Coca-Cola with soldiers; BORDEN'S HEMO; LI'L ABNER for Cream Of Wheat; OLD GOLD; BUDWEISER; MORE

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