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TOe OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Tues3ay Morning, October 3, 1939
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iw " i?e "M . 'M-ried, three-masted sa-inx Tessel which vLsited New York to
mark Denmark's particlpatioa in the world's fair. The hlp left DeWrk Anr. 8 amonaheS S
schedule; war was declared Sept. J. The ship took 40 dajs toTeach V. S. a Tffl 1 saS
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SCHOOLBOY LEARNS LESSON-When Meosaes
fkUar. David Hnddleston, 14. Is at the head ef the
Galveston, Tex. He landed this m-poaad Urpqn receiftty, a Bef
fornuBce worthy if his father, Jeff, another expert aaffer.
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Beach wore this dashinf hat (if
M Is a hat) to Belmont races.
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WARM WELCOM EUncle Sun's official representative
t Denmark Is the newly -appointed minister, Ray 'Atherton
(above, left), who was received by Kin Christian. With him at
the palace is the chamberlain, Brix. Gen. Koefoed.
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SWEETS FROM SWEDEN Not even a candy flower
was broken on this fay wedding cake brought from Sweden to
Kansas City by Mrs. Emil Seed for the weddiar of her daughter,
Evelyn (above). The cake and Mrs. Reed, who guarded its every
tnove came through the sonewbere the liner Athenia was sank,
Evelyn Is to wed Russell Peck of Falls City, Neb,
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HIS HEART'S IN HIS W 0 R K-Enthusiasm to delifht Coach Andy Kerr was displayed
by Tackle Hans Gnenther of Newark, N. JL, takinc out this dummy in practice at CoUste university.
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WHY THE DUTCH ARE WO R R Y I N C Mines such as this one, shown on. a beach In
the northern part of the Netherlands, present a problem to the Dutch authorities. With as many as 15
mines reported found in one day in this section, the Dutch have cause to worry. Some of the mines
txplode as they drift ashore and others remain "alive" until touched off by-human hands.
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HTf: 0,? " on ntslde wall of the' American
Marines club Rot a good wettinjr. Water's six f eet deeihere.
PREMIE R Revamping of
Japanese foreign policy because
of European war and Russia's
Strategic position rests with Pre
mier Nobayukl Abe (above),
reportedly pro-U. S.
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REMEM1ER?-8V. at
Belmont track Is Brenda Frailer
whose "clamor rtri" title passes
soon to a new deb.
BOOM IN 'BREADBASKET "Around the clock
operation has been fat effect at mills tn Kansas City. Mar the
naUe' wheat-producing southwest, as a result of brisk export
demand for flour. Here's one workman wearing a mask to keep
out flyta particles as he fills a sack. Kansas City mills recently
set a new record for a week's output, 14,909 barrels.
READY FOR MAR KET-s heavy is dnn '
that Kansas City mills report capacity onton. Tfi ,or Dom
daily-aeeded to put wheatfcoSenr"
the housewives' larder. This Is a typical gfMetT into
flour mill, with a worker weUinVSl Vhllktr Jtt ?lty
their final release. The war fcaj 'SSS3tlBiS "