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Tb OBTGOII STATESMAN, Coleo, Onooa. Wednesday Morning, September '4, 194
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DYKES M A C I C A C A I NHere's Jimmy Dykes. Chlcaro
White Sox manager, conrr&talatliijr Bill Dietrich (rirht). who beat
the Red Sox at Boston with five-hit pitchinr. and then came
across with his own winning, run In the eighth. The win, 3-2,
polled the second-division White Sox to within one came of the
fourth-place Bostonlans. It was Bill's eifhth win.
HAY WHILE SUN SHIN ES When Hynes, CaL. held
Its hay and dairy festival celebrating- record "hay handle" of more
than 800 million pounds, Susie Don lap, 4. was queen. With her
are Mildred Dalrb (left) and Virginia Lord.
SKY HOWITZE R With this Schwarschlld camera Prof.
Charles H. Smiley (above) of Brown U. in Providence, R. L. will
try to ret pictures of zodiacal light around the sun, a rare feat,
during October's total sun eclipse at Quixeramoblm, Brazil.
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SIRED BY SPEED (AND LOCKHEED) Vo sign of IU rreat power b riven by above
Lockheed P-J8. called the "world s fastest military airplane" and shown at Burbank. CaL MaJ.
Gen. Henry ' H. Arnold says the speed Is 46 m.pJl. at two-thirds throtUe. reaches 500 -when
wide open." Its ranre is 1.100 miles and rate of climb, 4.000 feet a minute. Plane U heavily armed.
TRY STAR-CAZI NG-L.The fans saw star when these,
All-8tar dasalers played In Chicago against the Green Bay Pack
era, Left to right: Coach Eddie Anderson, Iowa's "white hope" for
Bir Tea title, who coached the College All-Stars; Lou Brock.
Purdue; Joe Thesing, Notre Dame; Nile Kinnkk, Iowa, Ambrose
Sehindler (not shown) was also In backfleld.
PERENNIAL Earl Brew,
der, frequent candidate for presi
dency of the U. S. on the Com
munist party ticket. Is shown In
new photo. He Is running
again this year.
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CLAD THAT'S OVER If Capt Bror E. Tornlng (left)
and MaJ. Frank J. Burns smile, arriving In New York, they've
rood reason. They brought the U. S. Army Transport American
Legion, loaded with royalty and American refugees, from Pet
tamo, Finland, through mine fields, encountered storms, sickness,
verted shipboard clashes between pro-Nails and anti-Germans.
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KING AMONC THE MOUNTAINS Unlike another Gibraltar.- the . Gibraltar, Rock
(visible at right) of Washington state's Mount Rainier Is at peace with the worlds This view of Rainier
thkh at 14.403 feet Is third highest mountain Uv-contlnental U.S..was nude. when the Paradise ice
caverns. In a glacier f ,500 feet up, were reopened. They'd been closed a' decade. .
UTILITY HEAD-Leo T.
Crowley (above) plans to resign
his government post as chair
man of the Federal Deposit In
surance Corporation to serve as
president, of the Standard Gas
and Electric Co., succeeding
Bernard W. Lynch.
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SUBJECT I S B O R I N C Spade and shovel methods of
- digging tank traps and other defense holes appear doomed, now
, that aa earth borer such as this from the Buda plant at Harvey,
I1L. has been Introduced. It Is designed for use in warfare also
to facilitate the laying of land mines. The men are non-commissioned
V. S. army officers testing operation.
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JUST A 'DOUBLE CROSS Not only b thb poor cat
cross-eyed but she's also bow-legged and she hasn't any tail.
But that doesn't lessen her charm for Kathleen Parry of Portland,
Me., who owns the young tabby.
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KER-CHOO ! Dont men
tion pcl'en to Lois Purvin of
Dallas, for that's the one sub
ject she'd most like to forget.
especially when she's givlnr the
anergic salute," above. She's aa
tatrant la Galveston' Tia7
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U.S.-CAN AD A DEFENSE B O A R D Members of the V. S.-Canada defense board Include. left to right, seated: IX Gen. 8. D. ibkJc. TJ. S. army: O M. Bir.
gar. Canada: P. Moffat. fJL 8. minister to Canada; Canadian Prime Minister W. I Mackenxlo Klnr: Mayer FioreUo LaGuardia. U. 8. chairman; J. L Ralston. Canadian
minister of national defense; CapC II. W. II iU. U. S. navy. Standing: Dr. IL L. Keenleyside, Canadian secretary; J. D. iUckerson, U. 8. secretary; Brig. Gen. K. Stuart.
Canada; Capt. L. W. Murray, Canada; Commander P. P. Sherman, U. & navy; Air Commodore A. A. L. Cuffe. Canada; Li. CoL J. T. SlacNaruey, U. 8. army air cores MaX
J. 8. Collet, U. 8. IcgaUoa. V. S. members of the board went to Ottawa tor the first meetings. -
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over chewed a cud and moo-ed a fi 5?"!!-. J? "
nlllbl tZTVAWt Jr. ttjc ? reetlng, this eow lured these
KSS hadhld tSl yrd at Somervtae, Mass, to which
fateTltWa! Tiff l "dto tockyards ran for an tneviUble
fate. It was all tan day'g work .for Dossy, who', regularly em
ployed as a decoy for runaway steers.
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