Life Magazine, August [Aug.] 28, 1950 - General Douglas MacArthur Color Cover Portrait

USA: Time Inc.. Good. 1950. First Edition. Single Issue Magazine. Sensational color cover portrait of General Douglas MacArthur. Contents: Reproductions of seventeen black and white photos of Babe Ruth in the 1920 movie 'Headin' Home', from the collection of John Griggs; The Vision of Necedah; New government manual on atomic warfare is a best-seller; Photo-illustrated article about B-29 bombing in Korea; The Brave Men of No Name Ridge - Korean War; The Gamble in Indo-China - French expeditionary forces need U.S. support; Fantastic colour-illustrated two-page ad for film The Black Rose; Aircraft production ramps up; Tent Opera - Mimi Benzell; Stresses Made Visible - models of bones and bolts made of new plastic show strains in color patterns; Wonderful two-page color 7up ad features wooden case of bottles and happy faces; Best U.S. college hoopsters flock to play for Catskills resorts; Bulwark in the Far East - Japan, after five years of Allied occupation, is strategic marshaling area for U.N. forces under MacArthur; Bradgate, Iowa dies a slow death; Life revisits the ski bums - who are now beach bums; Back cover color Camel ad features Nanette Fabray; many more wonderful vintage ads in color and black and white. This 124 page issue is complete and unmarked with average wear and a mailing label upon its front cover. Musty/old magazine scent but not too bad. A sound copy of this fascinating and nostalgic issue.; Folio .