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Tht OHEGON STATESMAN, Balem, Oregon, Tuesday Morning, gepteciDer 0, 1VS9
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bread beta packed InReadlnf, Entland. as Britons, mindful of war scares start watchinr food.
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TH E;V ETE R A N S HAVE LAN D E DTraffie was
nicely confused In Boston when hlch-splrited Veterans of Foreign
Wars members took over the dty during the orranixation's national
" encampment. Two of the veterans mounted s traffic sicnal tower
whUo a third added a red lantern to'the llchtinr system. Chicago
'...- may see similar pranks at Lesion eonrention In September.
T ENS E Keadlly Identified as
a British statesman by bis um
brella. Lord Stanhope, first lord.
, of the admiralty, walks toward
another London meeting to avert
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clecUoa aeiiTily, too, and rich
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Cler, aspires to tht presUency.
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NOT DANIEL BOON E Because his "whiskers, cant
tet fancied in the bolt, Hurh J. Fokner, 55, of Mansfield, Ohio,
likes this new Garand army rifle. He competed In the rifle
matches at Camp Ferry. Ohio, this year beta his sixth at event
MOTHER NATURE. SEE WHAT MAN D I DLiNone of these antelopes at Sauaw
Creek, Washington, can complain about partiality where their food is concerned.1 Eight at a time
they share alike with a regularity they didn't know in Nevada, whence they came. Keepers at the'
state game preserve arranged this eating rack for their boarders, (AJP.-Faramount News Photo )
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AIMS TO PLEASE Sissy hobbles hold no interest for
Anna Lou Ballew (above). 15. of Mannington. W. Va.. seen firtnr
tn the small bore matches at Camp Perry, Ohio. She won national
junior small bore championship Class B last. year.
PENALTY OF FAME After she'd won the U.S. national
women's golf championship at Darien, Conn., Miss Betty Jameson,
tO, of San Antonio, posed for the inevitable "angle shot" She's
- .first 3one star" stater to win this golf title.
CHANNEL SWIM -By 19
minutes Sally Bauer (above)
of Sweden failed to equal Ger
trude Ederle's 1128 record 14
hours, SI minutes In swimming
the English channeL Sally's time
from Cape Gris Nes to Dover
was 14 hours, SO minutes.
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the Versaffles treaty, mark, point where Polano, DanriF and eVT aeet ind threaten
1911) of
war.
CLEAR TRACK A H E A D Lean u ever but feeling
mch better, Connie Hack peeks through ft window, possibly t
team what the future has la store for bis beloved Philadelphia
Athletics. The "grand eld man of baseball" has been III since
early July, la enough to fire cp his Job of managing the Alt,
i:w tie's gima rey to work tftia, Cell bt .a Dec t3.
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LESSON I N DEMOCRACY-An Intent audience had
Kirs. Eleanor Roosevelt when, she visited -ft Work Camp for
Democracy on Hudson river opposite Poughkeepsle, N. T. The
camp, started by educators to explore possibilities of work camps
as ft medium for developing democratie feelings, shelters young
men and women 11 of them newly-arrived refugees.
JSCESS FROM THOUGHTS OP VVAR-These Londoners had EtUe worry ever
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