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A S SO G I AT E D PRESS
A MARK TO SHOOT AT IJtUe S&m Randuu (left) j I, wh weifht 85 i pomndj already,
will probably realixe kia ambiUan to be like BUr Brother Joseph Kandana, Jr who weichs 299
pounds ihewh. bat nine years old. Both boys like "extra helplncV nn their mother at Gloucester.
Mass. A metal chair solves the problem of bearta Joe's extra weixht
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NAZI MODE-a fashion
born in Vienna Is this evening
dress of royal bine with slit skirt
and a detachable sprea taste of
colored silk. Shown during
Vienna Fashion Week.
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GRAND COULEE READY FOR BIRTH OF POWERDemands for more electrical power to answer defense pro
cram needs hare so stepped ap the prog-ram at Grand Coulee dam (above) la Washing-ton state that the dam will start to furnish
power on March 22, when two 10.000-kilowatt station service generators are cut Into the Bonneville transmission line. Grand Coulee
will then be contributing kilowatt hours to Pacific Northwest needs and the dam, says John C. Page. Commissioner of the U. 8. Bureau
of Reclamation, will be going into use two years ahead of schedule. Grand Coulee on the Columbia river, was started In 1933. Is 550 feel .
hirh and 4490 feet loaf. It contains U.25M0O cubic yards of concrete, is believed the larrest structure ever erected by man.
IT'S THE RICHT TREE-Four hound dogs who knew
better than to bark ap the wrong- tree, especially when araeeoon
had ledfed himself ta this one. drew a good crowd in aowatowa
rhilidclphla and white a sportsmen s show was on.
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SHORT STORYGonet
not forgotten Is whimsical Ceo
Krueger. who left a -Gbo
mieJ alra la bis one-man varber
hop ta Detroit. Mka. Ad4 slfBS
af tho times!
HAWAIIAN when ni
wall's legislature Uncle Sam's
most westerly law-making body
opened ta nostolula, ArBur
Aklna (above) assumed duties
as speaker of the house. I
JOKE'S O
daring maneuvers in Louisiana
last summer, this raccoon,
"Joker." Is now mascot of the
36th division j military pUee at
Camp Bowto in Brewnwood
Tex. Set. LuCian Wtmer of San
Antonio j is with
'MADE IN AMERICA '-Somewhere In England" aa
American-made Curtias plane, called "Tomahawk" by the Britons.
Is unloaded after shipment from U. 8. This Is a view of the fusel
art being lifted out of its crate by a huge crane.
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B I G I O B Completion of the
Mount Kuahmore memorial ha
Black Rills, on which Gutson
Borglum was working at time of
death. Is now la hands of his
son. Lincoln (above), 2S.
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PACIFIC INTERLUD E Comfort comes first with mus
cular, well-padded Ernest Hemingway, novelist, who strolls ana
la arm with his recent bride. Martha Gellhorn. a magasine w Iter.
In Beaolula, They're em route to the Orient.
TRAVELS Premier E. G.
Bfeaxles of Australia traveled
21.000 miles by air .to ret to
London for defense
IN CLASS BY HIMSE LF To polish ap the lustre oa bis tllte as kin- of world's hurdlers.
Fred Woleott. Texaa and former Kice Institute star, skims over a barrier at the Knights of Columbus
meet la New York, to equal the world's recora or o:w-s. ior yarns over lour aurwes. w
aaaU-flnaL ui did la seconds la i"Wf final rrom mm wugrer ana aiub xounica.
conferencea.
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SHARE THE CHAIR F0L!CY-o9 ehabr la the home of their master. Arthur F. Le t
- ef Derry, N. XL. serves far Red Boy. the r.r.j'.lJi setter, and his pal, Tom. aa unptilgrtt cat.