Look Magazine, Incorporating Collier's, May 10, 1960 - Hitler's Last Days / Princess Margaret

1960

USA

Eugene Carson Blake, G. Bromley Oxnam, Richard L. Wilson, Jack Star, Isabella Taves, Gordon L. Hall, W. Shirer, E.M. Korry, H. Kamm, Et Al

Cowles Magazines

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F First Edition

Look Magazine, Incorporating Collier's, May 10, 1960 - Hitler's Last Days, Princess Margaret Princess Margaret, Bell Telphone ad for "New Public Phones" (payphones), Two-page Chrysler ad, Coke at features clinking glasses and lovers' hands, A Protestant View of a Catholic President, Medicine for peace - Dr. Hernan Lillo helps his fellow Chileans, Mark Twain - article with wonderful photos, Budweiser color ad looks surprisingly modern, Kodak ad features color photos of Peter Lawford and his family, William P. Rogers - Richard Nixon's best friend, New role for radishes, Nice two-page color ad for the 1960 Ford Galxie (white, four-door), California's new one-piece bathing suits - beautiful color, photos, Princess Margaret - Royal Rebel, Jell-O chocolate-mint pudding ad, Very nice two-page color ad for the1960 Oldsmobile Super 88, Holiday Scenicoupe (blue), Hitler's Last Days - defeat, despair, madness, and death, Nice color ad for the 1960 Ford Comet, Ivy Nicholson - photo-illustrated article, How to save 19, 000 lives a year - vigorous traffic law enforcement and, political courage, as Connecticut is demonstrating, Arthur Godfrey Sounds Off on what's wrong with the TV networks, the sponsors and the public's taste, A Big-League baseball manager's agony - with photos of Chicago, White Sox Manager Al Lopez in action, The secret behind the East, West Summit, Schlitz ad shows happy couple at table in bar after horse race, Will Success spoil the poodle, Nice Four Roses whiskey ad inside back cover shows four gents in, suits read stock ticker tape in bar with bulldog at their feet, Back cover Lucky Strike ad with photo of man admiring oars he, has just painted Red Religion Pets Magazine Back Issues

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