The Oregon statesman., October 21, 1941, Page 7, Image 7

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MARINES MUT-SUT SONC U.S. marines who preceded regular U.S. tray troops to
Iceland set up these forms to provide hats for the regulars. Marines also finished the huts.
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CIVE A CHEER I Those load, enthasUstie sounds you
hear eominr from Louisiana State University stadium at Baton
Jtoure are probably due to the pert cirl cheer leaders, such as
June Kerlin. The rirls spin, dance, kick and lead the cheerinc.'
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MATTER OF FLATS AND FATIt all looks pretty easy and pretty, too when the
ilcycle-hlckln exercUe that transforms "fat" to "flat" is beinr performed by Jaao SusselL movl
tarlet She points ont that shoulders must bo kept flat en tho floor; the Idea of the exercise Is to
flatten the stomach, redcce the thighs, firm up the calves.
HI, DIRTY-FACE! Jockeys L Gana (left) and Tom May
rave each a loud horse-Iauf h after a recent race at Jamaica, New
York. The track was definitely not clear and fast, and a rain added
to the boys' discomfort.
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W AT C H E S As comptroller
r eneral of the UJ5, Lindsay Car
ter Warren's Job is to see that
tevernment money moves
xalsht down tho leral lino
chalked by Congress.
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r LANE CETS ITS FEET WET I N T E X A S Over a 1400-foot ramp alonr tho hangar line at Randolph field. Texas,
Uxles a basic training plane that's almost amphibian thanks to a rainstorm. Randolph Is the Army's "West Point of tho Air.
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A SICHT TO SEE I Never In all her IS months had Be mice Easley seen such a beast as this,
a stuffed St. Bernard dog on the midway of Texas state fair In Dallas.
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START OF EMPIRE UnveUing of Spindletop monument,
set amid derricks near Beaumont. Tex., on the site of Lucas No. 1.
gusher back tn ltll. commemorates the commercial foundlng of
the Lone Star State's vast oil empire.
LOOKS O K Everybody
probably, will criticise my
form." remarked the Duke of
Windsor when he rotfed at Elk
rtdfe club In Baltimore. This
was a 209-yard drive from No. L
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to Jet off debutantes are ex-
Kited, at Diamond Ball and
butante CottlUom tn Waldorf -.
'Astoria, N. T and social Laurie
, llstchlason (above) is all set.
tho has chiffon dross, matchlnjr
sapphire, dtsmond Jewel pieeeo.
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SENATOR'S BRID E Qoneymooning Sen. Eobert K. Key
oils. 5?. f North Carolina, and bis bride, tho former Evalya
lleLeaa. 19, were recently, wed la Washtatton. It was the fifth
tint tar tK t.lrsa
D R E A M Be canse she f eels ;
"there aren't enocrh his pen
-Ui,U& V: DINNER: PART Y Wearhu a. mtnsual neckUee of bra
(iKheforaMa VlK ' pear-shaped diamonds to set off her velvet evening-
Astor and long a mule patron; r twJ W.f ATerell lUrrimtt appeared la s New York night
has founded "vest-pocket' - - lnh with ft dinner party that Inclnded dapper William Efcine.
New - xork, ; . 7 iinaer aicwin. sociame. sua. uhtubu i nwana xtiaea im
u.s. surpiy mission uiciy , reiurneu io.aonaon, irc"i ;;?cow,
It E V E R S E 0 R D E R-i liUlt fenow. ITairback Tony CalJo
vich of (he aeveland Sams pro football team, ""?fiTI?
tloose Duastaa, ft tackle measurtng '', welxhta ftuu.
k Tony to a mora ana weixns u