Cover: Texas high-school girls. Pg. 2: A reader submits a photo of a man who is the only living man ever to heve been photographed with Abe Lincoln. Pg. 11: Neville Chamberlain and Britain try making friends with the Nazi dictators. Pg. 17: American Nazis hail George Washington as first fascist. Pg. 44: Movie of the week: "Tom Sawyer". Pg. 56: Czechoslovak children are ready for Germany's next move. Pg. 57: Hitler at the Berlin Philharmonic. Pg. 68: Photos of Edgar Rice Burroughs, submitted by his son. The Week's Events: The British Cabinet Tries to Make Friends With the Dictators: pg. 11. LIFE on the American Newsfront: pg. 16. An Oil Fire Licks the Pattons: pg. 18. Indiana's McNutt Eats His Way Toward the White House: pg. 20. Los Angeles Court Studies a Chair on a Pinhead: pg. 38. Perpetual Novena in Chicago Draws 50,000 Catholics Weekly: pg. 54. The Camera Overseas: Hitler Looks East to Czechoslovakia: pg. 56. Australia Celebrates 150th Anniversary of its "Plymouth Rock": pg. 58. Movies: "Tom Sawyer": pg. 44. The Photographic Essay: One American High School: The Thomas Jefferson of San Antonio: pg. 22. Science: Mapping the U.S. From the Air for Crop Control: pg. 30. Sport: Matt Mann's Michigan Swimmers Beat Yale's: pg. 40. Art: George Belcher, A.R.A., Paints the British Biddy: pg. 48. Music: The Story of Wagner's "Ring" in Pictures: pg. 50. Letters to the Editors: pg. 2. Speaking of Pictures: Photographing Ad Babies: pg. 4. LIFE Goes to a Party in Palm Beach With Twelve Powers Girls: pg. 62. Pictures to the Editors: pg. 66. ( )