Life Magazine, April 2, 1945

Cover story: Sub Debs and article on sub deb clubs in the Midwest; working men and women eating on the job, Allied armies in the Rhineland, picture of the week: three sailors at breaking curfew after leaving.  There's a feature on a club polar bear and her cub at the Milwaukee zoo; clothing drives for war victims, residents of Kennebunkport Maine upset about mural, Academy Awards winners (Ingrid Bergman and Bing Crosby) ; new Sidney Green Street movie "Three Strangers" ; The Morgan Library and its treasures, the Budapest Quartet; war correspondent Ernie Pyle, and more. 

Ads include: Parker Pens, Bell Telephone, Oldsmoblie, Cannon Sheets with Intense housewife; Ford and revolutionary paint drying; Goodyear tires;  Dorothy Lamour promoting her movie "A Medal for Benny" and General Electric radio, "Operation Burma" - war movie starring Errol Flynn; Snider's Chili Sauce; Hotpoint Electric Kitchens, Pontiac,  General Motors and the B-29 Superfortess; Niblets corn; "Counter-Attack" starring Paul Muni,; Westinghouse Radio-Televison; Carnation Milk with expectant father; Cellophane; Pullman trains with anxious bride, American Meat Institute with juicy bacon picture; Texaco, actor Raymond Massey; Packard; Borden cheese,  Libby's Tomato Juice, Union Oil; Del Monte canned vegetables, Pacific Sheets; Coty, Coke ad set in Italian village by Benton Clark, among others.