Cover: "Strike!" (baseball player). Pg. 2: Moviemaker D. W. Griffith. Pg. 6: A "Letters to the Editors" discussion of the childbirth series of April 11 indicates that the issue had 10,000 copies confiscated by police, and was banned in 33 cities, including St. Louis. Pg. 30: Princesses Elizabeth (12) and Margaret (7) get a private swimming pool. Pg. 50: The strange case of Jackie Coogan's $4,000,000. Pg. 54: America's best marble player. Pg. 56: A look at the new baseball season and players. The Week's Events: America Listens to the President's Fireside Chat: pg. 13. Richard Whitney Becomes Sing Sing's No. 94,835: pg. 18. Overseas Highway to Key West: pg. 20. A Spanish Army Corps Flees Over the Pyrenees to France: pg. 24. England's Royal Princesses Get a Swimming Pool: pg. 30. Photographic Essay: Washington Interiors: Little Men in Big Offices: pg. 33. Science: Al Phraaspa Parthians Turned Rome Back in 36 B.C.: pg. 28. English Printer Invents a "Pre-Sown Lawn": pg. 52. Movies: "Test Pilot": pg. 47. The Strange Case of Jackie Coogan's $4,000,000: pg. 50. Sports: Canton, Ohio Honors U.S. Marbles Champion: pg. 54. Baseball: 7 to 10 on Yanks, 3 to 2 on Cubs: pg. 56. Diving Champ Makes "Grand Slam": pg. 58. Reshevsky Defends His Chess Title: pg. 61. Art: New York Gives Sculpture a Place in the Sun: pg. 62. Speaking of Pictures: Griffith Movies: pg. 2. Letters to the Editors: pg. 6. People: pg. 22. Released for Publication: pg. Daffodil Girls: pg. 43. LIFE Goes to a Party in San Quentin Prison: pg. 66. Pictures to the Editors: pg. 70. ( )