TITLE: U. S. News and World Report magazine
[Historic Newsmagazine -- see more contents listed below!]
ISSUE DATE: DECEMBER 11, 1953; Vol. XXXV, No. 24
CONDITION: Standard magazine size, Approx 8oe" X 11". In VERY GOOD condition.

IN THIS ISSUE:
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COVER: Will there be a rail strike? GUY L. BROWN, Chief of Locomotive Engineers Union answers in excllusive Interview.

FEATURES:
* Is Your Old-Age Insurance Safe? Questions are being raised in Congress about your Social Security pension. Can you really count on it? Do you have a firm, personal contract guaranteeing payment? Or do you only have a promise that Congress can retract? What's the new investigation all about, anyway? For a close look at the facts, see page 96.

What Really Happened to German U-Boats? Were they destroyed after the war, as planned? Or did Russia manage to grab off a good share of them, as suspected? Important facts have been hidden ever since end of the war. Here, for the first time, is the whole story. Page 41.

McCarthy vs. the Administration: Round 1: You get full texts of statements by the President and Secretary Dulles criticizing the McCarthy stand on foreign policy, plus Senator McCarthy's answer, starting on page 38.

OTHER ARTICLES: March of News.
Tomorrow: A Look Ahead.
Washington Whispers.
People of the Week.
Business Outlook--As Bankers See It.
Why Russia Wants to Talk.
The Strange Case of John P. Davies.
The Davies Record as Told in Testimony.
What Every Parent Should Know.
Why the Fuss Over Morgenthau Plan.
Puerto Rico Clings to U.S.
Interview With Governor Muliox Mann.
Memo From Turkey.
Worldgram.
We've Been Asked:.
About New GI Insurance.
Will There Be a Rail Strike?.
Interview With Guy L. Brown, Chief.
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers.
The Men: Eisenhower and Churchill.
Old Friends, New Issues.
News You Can Use.
As the U.S. Goes, So Goes Canada.
News-Lines for Businessmen.
Trend of Business.
Labor Week:.
A Rash of Unexpected Strikes.
Plus and Minus:.
Indicators of Business Activity.
Business Around the World.
What a 'Treaty' Means to Russia.
Text of Speech by Secretary Dulles.
David Lawrence Editorial.


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