1941-06-16 Life Magazine Contents

1941/06/16 — Cover photograph featuring British Soldier With His First U.S. Soda is credited to W. Eugene Smith

Contents of this issue are as follows:

THE WEEK’S EVENTS:

OPM Asks Sacrifices As a Shortage of Aluminum Wakes Nation to Crisis

LIFE on the Newsfronts of the World

Private Doolin Climbs into Private Hunter’s New Fatigue Suit

THE WAR IN THE MEDITERRANEAN:

Exhausted Imperial Forces Evacuate Greece

British Garrison Holds Tobruch in War’s Longest Siege

British Seaman Photographs Battle of Matapan

Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt Bids Farewell to Fifth Avenue

Death Ends Ex-Kaiser’s 82-Year Picture Story

British Sailor Boy Gets His First Look at U.S.

DANCE:

Harlem’s New “Congeroo” Gives Girls a Workout

WAR AT SEA:

The Convoy’s Job Is Hard But Vital

ART:

Youngest Generation of Artists Holds Show at Pittsburgh

MOVIES:

Priscilla Lane Learns How to Be a Salesgirl

SCIENCE:

Range Finders Are the Eyes of the Big Battleship Guns

MODERN LIVING:

British Models Take Styles to South America

ESSAY:

Psychic Investigator Exposes Mediums’ Frauds

CLOSE-UP:

General Hugh A. Drum by Noel F. Busch

OTHER DEPARTMENTS:

Letters to the Editors

Speaking of Pictures: John Kieran Gets Nature Information

LIFE’s Reports: Ten Days in the African Desert

LIFE Goes to a Woman’s Smoker in Milford, Conn.

Pictures to the Editors