Cover: Fireworks at Monte Carlo. Pg. 4: Feminism 50 years ago. Pg. 15: Woman whose job was painting luminous dials on watches lies dying of radium poisoning. Pg. 20: Helen Keller starts cash campaign for blind. Pg. 22: Movie of the week: "Bringing Up Baby" with Cary Grant and Katharine Hepburn. Pg. 27: Thornton Wilder's "Our Town" is latest in the "bare-stage" cycle. Pg. 32: In Philadelphia, one of the first "Blood Banks" saves money, time and lives. Pg. 50: "Nazi Germany woos and wins gay little Austria". The Week's Events: William Allen White: An American Institution is 70: pg. 9. LIFE on the American Newsfront: pg. 14. Mr. Roosevelt's Farm Bill and Mr. Remsberg's Farm: pg. 16. Firestone Funeral: pg. 18. Senators' Daughters have Some Fun: pg. 19. Helen Keller Meets Some Great Men: pg. 20. Mary Hamilton Behrs - Perfect 13: pg. 37. The Camera Overseas: Nazi Germany Woos and Wins Little Austria: pg. 50. Monaco Celebrates With Fireworks: pg. 52. Duke of Norfolk Sells Out His Town House: pg. 54. The Photographic Essay: Bread and Circuses and Other Things: $9,000,000,000 Worth of WPA: pg. 40. Movies: "Bringing Up Baby": pg. 22. Civil War Returns to Screen: pg. 30. Theatre: Plays Without Scenery: pg. 27. Science: Harvard's Collection of Glass Flowers: pg. 24. Banking Blood For Transfusions: pg. 32. World's Champion Blood Donor: pg. 34. Letters to the Editors: pg. 1. Speaking of Pictures: Feminism in 1888: pg. 4. People: pg. 48. LIFE Goes to a Party - at Washington & Lee: pg. 56. Pictures to the Editors: pg. 59. ( )