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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (May 19, 1942)
FAGS TEH ll 0ZZGO2? STATZZMAXt Solmn. Oreou Tuesday Morniag. Mot IS.' l42 THE ASSDATII) IP1RISS NHWS'ON - f - A ; v ) x - .fr j ' - - V -l 7" Mite-. : :.t"'4 T, 1 N ? J 5 S-ke ?e poUonou anteue of hot e Insect, tracer bnUcU form lines from ! a Curtlss Hawk P-40E or Klttyhawk. , tighter plane of the U. S. army air force. The plane, one of the newer flfhter types, is on a Buffalo, N. Y, firinj range. i CALL OF THE SEA Landlubbers and sailors alike, arc drawn to the Santa Monica, Calif v beach as season opens, 4 t " V .A 1 v,V DOLLS OF THE PR I NCESSES Lady Halifax, wife of the British Ambassador, displays dolls riven to British War Relief society by English Princesses Elisabeth and Margaret Rose.. i 1 5 w . -N J WAITING These men in a camouflaged emplacement on an Hawaiian estate await possible Japanese risit B ON NET-Ftim Actress Joan Fontaine wears a hat accented with green and purple grapes and large pink roses. 'lb . n f 4 4. V-', V OFFJR HEALTH RECIFEBacking tsnshlne cycllnc and apples for health, here are fUm starlets (left to right) Almn Carrelk Shh-ley rattam, Mairjl Cam aLur S II I HiytfllJII J I. I " III I B I 11 l II I II IT J. 1 I I II. IWITTl I I 1 I8 ' I 1 b & f SWEETHEART OF THE MARINE S-Marlan Hall, daughter of LU CoL George Thomas Hall of U.S. Marines, spent most of her life near Marine barracks. Unofficial sweetheart of Marines, she's also a University of Washington graduate cum laude. 9 & SONC WRITE R-Pvc Adrian Boudreau of Medford. Mass., thinking of his girl at home while on his way to Aus tralia, wrote a song he called "This Is No Time for Tears." PROUD E H T R Y Vivlenne Worl holds Bernlce of Canyon Crest, a Great Dane entered in a Los Angeles dog sHow. 1 -Jr. .- f o 1 M i mi- i i in i m.wm VKnm jp'j .:v VjX x f 1 SEEKS CITIZENSHIP Hermann Rauschning, author, and former confidant of Adolf Hitler, has appUed for U.S. citizenship papers. Trapped for nearly six hours in the locomotive cab of a freight train which Jumped the rails in Cleveland's flats, John Schaffer, 30, a brakeman of Bellevue, is shown during his ordeal as fireman at tempted to extricate him. Schaffer, conscious throughout, now is ia a hospital -where he is expected to recover. The locomotive, tender and nine cars of the 68-car train Jumped the track. Cause of the accident remained a mystery. t ? - -' i . r. ". 'YOUNGER S ET 'Among the young folk interested In the 1 i ''JNv Los Angeles. Califs dor shows is Margaret Ann Culver. These !f. , Ll" v J - r X Cocker Spaniel puppies scattered about her lap are four weeks old. ? -T' . ' , ,f JT f ' Charity is to benefit from this year's dog shows. V ; " - Vf-S s I x '-I , m r-j . 7 a, tv .y : o-. .,... : ..... , ' v -,VJ;"' I "PjUi M I LK-FE IXBehind the forest of milk bottles is Sergt. Arthur. Zursolo of Camp Pendleton, Va. Because of stomach trouble, Zur! sola his been placed en a milk diet. He downs thirty-two half! pint bottles dally. His home b Chester Heights, Pa . - . . '5 f-Whflg awtlUnr their cue to ft tn stage si n New York theater, Comedians Victor; ( Moort (eenter tn dressing town) and William-Gaxton (right) fry a game of kin rummy.