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.The OREGON STATESMAN. Salem. Oregon. Saturday Morning. December 6. 1941
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NOT A 4 C I F T HORSE' EITHE R Equine molars ret examined by Capt. J. B. Stauffer
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LEAD S After 20 years of the
movies in and out of them
attractive Fay McKentie, 21, has
graduated to the rank of leading
lady for the screen's cowboy
'' singer, Gene Antry.
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WIND AND YACHTING HEARTS RAN HIGH Brisk winds puffed ot the spinnakers ef these six-meter sloops.
John Swirart's "Fin" leading William Borton's "Lulu" (right). In regatta staged ff Santa Barbara, CaL. as part of Annual son festival.
BANK NIGHT AND DAY Memento of his childhood
is the 60-year-old mechanical coin bank being examined by Fred
erick J. Mcintosh of Los Angeles. It was given him by his parents
when he was one year old, held youthful savings.
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BOMB'S RUSH Air raid warden dosses an Incendiary
bomb during Singapore's weekly air raid precaution drill.
S U N S H I N ESun goddess
f southern California's all
winter sun festival will be pretty
Barbara Britton of Long Beach.
'As reigning queen, she'll have to
preside over some 300 events
.comprising the winter season
fete at Los Angeles.
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ON E WENT A. W.O.L-A beautifol friendship came U an end when the BS. City of New
York reached New York harbor and Phyllis Tarr, 8, ef Johannesburg. Union of South Africa, said
goodbye to her feathered shipmates, 11 penguins bound for the Bronx too. There had been 12 pen
gains originally, but one adventurous fellow jumped ship off the Carolina coast.
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. c f class of recruits at ParrU Island, 8. CH marine base watchtaga demonstration lath marUns of
Urgets, Tht ahooting JackeU they wear are slit tha back U prevent binding while firing. Recruits;
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Saw, the prime minister of
Barms; recently called at th
White House. The Burma road
has long figured In Far East war
news, ss China's supply lifeline.'
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DOUBLE CHEC K Away from'the camera (right) sad back
again, the army's new type deep field helmet being produced at
the McCord plant la Detroit pass ea bclts for check-up by m
peetorsA fibre field hat will fit inside this steel shelly
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, eeeat ear hear Chester, N. c. dariMWKrf-Tli" T 27? nandcr-ln -chief of
wps.treops and the first ttfiJFSt?? i1 ,0Brta ,or lafil. Uken
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