The Oregon statesman., October 21, 1939, Page 10, Image 10

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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Saturday Morning October 21, 1939
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pwr cariiie wu tasUUl. The TeUr.ii ship Is scheduled to take AtaiisVlrJvAtk
Itorers to the AnUrctk on an expedition for which congress has appropriated about J340.Wt.
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line" for Michael, Paul, Anne and Ernest Miles, the Quadruplets
in St Neots. Huntingdonshire, EnrUnd,' who are safe from the
Immediate dancer of enemy air raids. Jktr were three to Jon.
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PORTRAIT OF A CHAMPION A canine aristocrat, Santa of the Dell, tarns a kinsly
ye toward the photographer, showing some of reasons why he won vest beagle title at Melbourne.
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BUTCH. THE IIC $HOT!-T. can bet that Batch
Vlneenr Marino doesn't lnd being a footbaH hero to Margie
Terttto (left) and Anna Caloro after ho and the Hell's Kitchen
rrraakensteins" had battled wNh the "raatiMrs" la New YorIL
RIADT FOR HELL'S KITCHEN ROSE BOW L.That twirelrhip tecftte
la Ut larger football eampo is rood anomga for these ffriddors to New York's Bell's Kjtihen. UK we
ildo soetlon frinia oa tho Hudson rlrer docks. These are "Panthers" warmfaag n fr thr rtotba
lm wrth the rrrankensteins."-Bach boy Jiad hfo own We about Jammr
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COMERACK wUh brains
and anibltion ttat bKe that
dance's hat she wears. Vrfaa
O3rlea-Mor has sUrtod as
tho oosaeback trail. Critically
onrned last January, she's pre.
partftf for stage roles, she
starred tn "Street Seeae."
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school ehUdren neroas tan strool wort assifand to other dattos In St Losdo, n nusabor of aUen. In
oladiBg Mrs. Brerett W. Bayou taboro). Toluntocrod their snrrtoou an school traffio oops. Here, MrV
Bayes holds back an aatoaat Mi, wnBo shpttordiag a arouw of youngsters acreos tat street.
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horseshoe" audiences at tho
Metropolitan opera In New Torn
wlU hear for tho first tine tab)
season Jarmila Noretna (abore),
Czech lyric soprano who counts
herself lucky to bo now oat of
oeuatry absorbed by Oermany;
LIKES FARMINC-This
reaUemaa farmer with a flare
For military tactics is Gen. Henri
Goisan, S5, head of neatral
8witier land's armed forces, who
tnay not have muck caanee for
rural pursuit. Sw4 Jfeorders
' touch Italy. Gen ay. Fraace.
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paradlnt soldiers Is this peacetime gooses tep through Mansfield. Mass, as l&H hoaXlag gttse waddle
toward V. 8. dinner tables. Tho geese were from Nora Scotta aad were eoaatcnod to fans far tat.
toning for TluaksgiTing and Caristmas. Both Not. tl and Nor. 9t are Tkanksgrrinf dates m roar.
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ansaaeat eonsistinr of six 11-Inch runs, eight f-inch runs, sin large and three small anti-aircraft nuns, and eight torpedo toiesTTheyVSo carry rwoWSuneTwttk nta-'
:t? . putts for launching;. Clement surriTors reaching Bahia. Braxll. reportedly tdentifkd the Admiral Scheer isNarfboat wWeibn
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largest rabmersfble. reportedly beUered to hare captured n German merchant ship la the Atlantic
The far-ranging "jSureour has a cruising radius of 12,600 miles, has reached speeds of 11 knots, and