The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, February 25, 1939, Page 5, Image 5

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Tht CHEGON STATESMAN, Saleo, Oregoo, SatnrtUy Morning February 25, 1939
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THIS CAN'T BE LOVE eroi If fheflrllMks like CreU Garb and the bub does rescmbte
Leopold Stokowski, famous conductor whose ronunee with ,the Swedish film star was reported. last
sommer. Actually, this to Miriam Tlndall Smith and Rodaey Clarice la the masks they were for a
"Masks la Pamtomime" sivea at the wemea's monthly hmcheoa ia Philadelphia.
NOT EVERY DOC rets the parade before United SUtes
only Hvmr former president, Herbert Beerer, who attended the
swanky Westminster Kennel elnb shew la New York and saw the
German shepherds Judjred.' Left to riffat: Gerald M. LlTtagston.
kennel elnb president: Mr. Hooren Mrs. Carl Hanna ahd James
Reoserelt The latter Is sot a member of the elan.
BEHIND THE SCENES at Westminster Kesmel elnb shew In New Turk's Madison Samara
Garden, rae eaaiae contender and his handler shew what it means to "pat en the dor." Joseille Feld
sehmldt pretties ap "Kasdork vea Waldeek,M owned by Mrs. Eoy Howard of Waterloo la. The skep
tic on the right b an affhaa hound, "Kerrin Fachamo,' owned by Kerrln kennels of Detroit
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T H E Y C OT T H E C 0 N C-did the too-wordy speakers at Washington, D. C4 meettni of
the Colorado State society, and as a beU-rlnrer Sen. Edwin C. Johnson, a Democrat, knew no eqaat!
Bo cave each speaker ftre minutes no more! While Mrs. Alra Adams, wife of. a Colorado senator,
tries to shield her ear, Colorado's rovernor, Ralph Carr, the honor ftnest, looks on smilingly.
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WITH THEIR PRECIOUS BURDEN, Chinese eeoUes make their way from the
steamer Sawakla which took American -contrlbnted war relief food to Shanghai, for distribation.
ERRAND OF MERCY took this American steamer Sa
wakla to SbsAfhai where it discharged a cargo of foods aad medi
cal sappUes, contrlbnted by U. S. eithens. American Bed Crest
agencies wlU dhrtribate the materials to war rictims.
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BUSTER'S 'UPPERS make him the king dog la Us
Mock at Chleago. Buster, the pet of Max Finkel. a dental techni
cian, was baring teeth trouble anUl his master outfitted aim with
aboTe iuadsonu set of false bone-crashers.
ARMY FLIER MaJ. Caleb
Baynes, a natire of Mt. Airy;
N. C reeelred the Distinguished
Firing Cross ia recognition of.
bis eommand oa the 4Jt0t-mO
flight of a SO-toa army bomber,
to Quake -stricken - Chile. The
plane carried medical supplies.'
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LIFE-SIZE reprodaetloaof
a swaa flower, the western
hemisphere's largest flower, Is
ew oa riew at Field mssenm,
Chleago. The profile Tlew, abore,
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the flower resembles a swaa
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IN THE POWELL FOOTSTEPS young Norman Scott
Powell. 4, seems to bo following as he takes a trumpet lesson oa
the instrument Dick Powell played ta his vaadertlle days. With
them Is Film Actress Joaa PondeQ (Mrs. Dick Powell).
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VHATCOES UP. MUST COLIE DOWN and here's a ski enthusiast ready to start
it. rii iTant Trmi.isjit near MoatresJ. Canada. He sits comfortably la the new aerial ski chair
ropeway, bettered the only one of Its kind ta Canada. The endless cable operating around two bugs ; - "V-
. wheelaftut the su expeiis jiss ieci towwj m bvubwui hw mm a nunno.
I Tit I M If I'U THI f.UY:' ...a. -. - . -
- (above), who Bitched more bis league baseball games than anyone
v else, no says, rrheyT0 got my name wrong oa baseball's scroll of
h. fame bat I thmk fa the ru they mean." Cr'a baseball days are '
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long since orer, thoagh, aad he's shown at his desk la the Ohio
mate) f ralamliMi' ericlanl :
CUTTINC QUITE A FICURE before kumanifn
Crowa Prince Mkhaeli this tiny skater who's not yet three years
dd appeared la a royal skating show at Bucharest and received
. . - such applause the crowds called her CUIe "Sonjs IXenle.-
SEASIDE STROLL took
Got. Arthur James of Fennsyl-
Tenia and afav Texas friend. Cot,
Carl Estes (right), along tha
boardwalk tu Atlantis C8y.
where . the gorernor relaxed
briefly while working oa the
, Pennsyltanla budget. .
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