Tfiw OREGON STATESMAN. Salem, Oregon. Tuesday Morning. April 22, 1S41
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RAFT FOR TWO M E NIa production at Akra. Ohi,
for the U. 8. Bary are tnflAUble rubber lifeboats such as the ene
at the rifht The raft, af twe-maa capacity, cut be Inflated in II
econds with carbon dioxide and could prere rateable la the
savin of plane crew members forced .down at tea. An Inspector
holds a deflated boa packed In a dsffle
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STERN Few details of ma
neuvers escape the sharp eyes
of Maj. Gen. A. K. Chaffee, com-.
mt the nation's newly -ocranlxed
Arfnored Force. This
Force Is busy perfecting- the
power tactics and "strikla-"
technle of 1911 warfare.
JUL.
THE INTERMISSION Rarely -seen Mrs. Andrew Car
nerfe (right) chats with Clare Boetbe. playwrlchW at a New York
luncheon for Viscountess Halifax. Miss Boo the. one of speakers,
arced American women to greater "sacrifices for the democracies."
HERE'S A SOUTH PAW S PU D-FEELER How Private Hoyett Pmltt can peel potatoes
so fast at Panama City, Fla after a march from Fort Beaming-,. G a- snrprises Wllhelmlna Mnddox, 4.
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SPRING P R I N TS As soon as Sciencein the Person of
Harry J. Myers (left). FenniylvaaU erinogistas serve.
Ivy licked off the Ink nsed to get her flnrrrprints at FhlUdelphla.
Similarities. If any. to man's prints. wUl be studied.
HERS ARE HEALING HANDS In these hands of Mrs. IdelU C Manlsera of Los Angeles
ta a canary who's rohag- to take some medicine whether he likes U or not. As a. child Mrs. Maniacra,
hoped to become a doctor but fate ruled otherwise so she now ministers to birds, with special ess
phaste on canaries. Once, she even sewed feathers back on a canary scalped by another bird.
fcW TKICIv Ur AKMT3 ikcci c uver tne ismoay uui nver near en naiey, ah,
swing a seven-ton army truck going" for a ride on a new type cable bridge devised by Ueti Col.
R. B. Lord. The track Is supported by rope baskets, and power is supplied by a winch mounted on a
truck on the bank. "Ferrying" service starts three hours after bridge construction begins.
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NEWCOME R-Lloyd
Spencer (above). 47, fanner and
self -styled country banker. Is
the stew senator from Arkansas
succeeding John K. Miller who
resigned to become federal
Jadge. Spencer's appointment Is
for a term of almost two years.
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LATE SNOWFALI Cnseasonahle anew flnrrlea might
have prodneed this frothy swtot that posses for a hat onttsblo for
eoektaU parties and weddmes hwt tnstrad It's the work of John
Frederics, who seal It yards of dotted chcnfile.
JOCKEY FROM TO KYO Around Bowie. KJL. Carry JJ
Takara (above). 44, who's believed to be the only Japanese owner-trainer-Jockey
In U&, Is unite a figure, known as TokL He says
he's a mtle old to Jockey and figures on retiring to on of his two
farms tn Virginia and New York. He came to UA. lit 13 It after
. having been on tracks tn China. South Africa. Argentina.
MODE A Bosegay of camel
Han front bustle draping of her
skirt, diamond.- pesrl and em
eraU Jkwela. and a wide smile-.
fdl these were won y E3ca
SEASIDE TRAINING-Traeesof post saCugs are chip.
Kaanael Luparde. two lad
s Rrtm Oatl (left) and Kanhael Lj
fUirr . Jtmia's trade at the National Tenth Adiniaistratlns
'workexperieaee cvnter tn West New Crightoa. N. T. Set
rJZZZw-Z. tm thm center three floataur drydocks and
JTTa-u Kn on4l In a on 4 an 1 MmS mm.
BRITONS INSPECT ARRIVAL FROM AM ERI CA-.aawher UlUn b aW-rango Wnther.
rherator.M by the Britons. Fonr-motoredl homaerg of this typo Cy from Can Eiego to New Tork 2,76
for CrUala by CoasoUJated and given ta
Note slse of men oeneata plane.
,aae a a Washington. . party.