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Tin 02EG0N STATESMAN, Salem. Oregon. WdnMdar llaniing, April 23. 1S11
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OPINIO N -Sidney Hinnun,
testifylnc at Howe defease pre
STam hearinf, told committee
that never In my experience has
there been so much co-operation
between labor and manarement
'as rifht new."
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SPR I NG PORTRAITPoised at the V of this old
fashioned bertha is a locket-brooch of Victorian Tintare, designed
in satiny fold and.encmsted with diamonds and bine enameL
There's a place inside the locket for a bean's photo. .
PARADE OF THE LITTLE MAI DENS With their dainty ffchu collars and demure
apron fronts (some present-day fashions have these details, too), these tiny statuettes named for
Montreal reflect fashions worn by Quebec residents 309 years aro and will be ever-present In 1942
- when Montreal celebrates her 300th birthday. They're the work of George Hutchison.
PURPOSE ON PORPOISE-PLyfal porpoises in
coastal waters off New Orleans are payinr for their pranks with
their lives. Since irate shrimpers protested that porpoises rip into
their expensive trawl nets to ret a free meal, conservation de
partment marksmen (as above) have been shooting the porpoises.
One they rot weirhed .380 pounds, measured eirht feet.
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THE 'BRAINS OF A MESSERSCHMITT-Here is the instrument panel of a two
motored German firhtlnr plane, a Messerschmltt 110 model, which was reassembled at the Vultee
plant In California, after it had been shipped from Enrland where it was shot down. Aviation ex
perts have been examining its parts with the utmost care. Note machine runs in plane's nose.
WAR .BIRD, .WIN GED-Far from Its native land is this
German Messerschmltt 110 model fighting plane, downed in Eng
land and shipped to the west coast of US, where it was re
assembled at the Vultee plant. It's a two-motored lob, carrying
guns in its nose. After the reassembled plane has been studied by
engineers, the - plane will be taken apart for further analysis.
COMMAN D-spt oiaf M.
Hustvedt ' commands the new
35,000-ton. . I70.000.00fr North
Carolina, newly commissioned as .
the nation's first battleship in 18
years. A resident of Decorah, la-.
; the captain will command 1,000
men and 75 officers.
FORTUNE IN HER HAND S Kay Ilernon holds the
cut Jonkers diamond (left) and the huge President Vargas dia
mond, a 726.0 carat block on which cuttinr has began in New
York. Stone is be in cnt into 23 pieces. So delicate is the cuttinr
operation that the Vargas stone was first studied a whole year.
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19 4 1 CHOIC E-Th,
"American Mother of 1941," as
chosen by the Golden Sole Foun
dation, is Mrs. Dena Shelby
Diehl of Danville, Ky., who keeps
busy mothering four children.
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THE DARDANELLE S Here is a view of Gallipoli penin
sula and the Dardanelles, that narrow strait 40 miles long be
tween Europe and Asiatic Turkey that forms an outlet for the
Black Sea. Turkey is often called "watchdog of the Dardanelles.
BRITAIN'S SINCAPOR E Life seems Calm enourh In this view of Riff. itl t
pore. Britain's heavily fortified Near East blseaddlmVempffe adTwuks S!m Brffbh Ute to
India, Australia- and New Zealand via the Mediterranean! When tension te the S Easf rose BrUaS
strengthened her defenses in Singapore, which is at tip ef Malay peninsula.
R E B E L-Add to the list of de
' termlned persons Teresa Wright.
22, actress in a current Broad
way tit. She held out for and
got a film contract that will put
her in pictures Instead of in
srreaters, which require less act
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INTERNED NAZIS I N-U.S Business is brisk in the
members ef Uje scnttled Nasi liner Columbus have their drinks
i?S?5??Slau cmp was formerly used by CCC The UA
must give the men a haven since they were picked ta DA
waters; becaus ef OA neutrality, they're not war prisoners.
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GATEWAY TO nrr ,.--.,-....:. ... ' 1 v
n.L mH.: IVC me snex Canal. Eriash-controned chan.
Britain it neem- -.riealTy vital .tl'JJTi-I tt. newa. To
ttaue unhainwred through the Sues Canal. Above U 7ew cYrVrt Sd jLrbSrT
AliRl-Tua U the fertnny of Eus-th,-l.e,Lthe
P St' "rion rich In minerals and
cr" modern farm implements. Here's a harvester
: e f re if Ckraine figures in Nasi plansX
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