1942-11-30 Life Magazine Contents

1942/11/30 — Cover photograph featuring 18-Year-Old Awaiting Draft is credited to Walter Sanders

Contents of this issue are as follows:

THE WEEK’S EVENTS:

U.S. Naval Victory in the Solomons

Americans Close In on Japs in New Guinea

First Pictures of American Landings in North Africa

LIFE on the Newsfronts of the World

Two Stalingrad Women Emerge with Possessions from Underground Home

Western Congressmen Fight National Gas Rationing as U.S. Buys Up Tires

Allied Gains in Africa End Siege in Malta

Truman Committee Exposes Housing Mess

Girls’ Pictures Bring Luck to Armed Forces

CLOSE-UP:

Major General Patton by John Field – Covers 10 pages, though all but the first few are half-page with other half containing advertising

PHOTOGRAPHIC ESSAY:

18-Year-Old – the Country’s New Army Hope

MOVIES:

“George Washington Slept Here”

Senator Happy Chandler ‘s Daughter Mimi Lands 7-Year Movie Contract

WAR LIVING:

Coffee Rationing Becomes Effective in U.S.

AVIATION:

Air Transport Becomes a Wartime Reality

SCIENCE:

Age Regression: Adults Exhibit Childhood Antics Under Hypnosis

MEDICINE:

Flourescein Makes Blood Circulation Visible under Ultraviolet Light

THEATER:

“The Skin of Our Teeth” starring Fredric March and Tallulah Bankhead

OTHER DEPARTMENTS:

Letters to the Editors

Speaking of Pictures: How Falcons Fly

LIFE’s Reports: “Dear Mom, I Got a Valet”

LIFE Goes to a Soviet Embassy Reception

Pictures to the Editors