The Hermiston herald., August 20, 1936, Image 2

THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, 1936
THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON.
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It really doesn’t grow this large in Southern California, but this oversized ear of corn has been prepared
for one of the displays of the famous Los Angeles county fair which opens at Pomona in September.
FOE OF CRIMINALS
Mrs. Stork Herself Has a Baby
1—Coast guard cutter Cayuga to which Ambassador Bowers moved himself and his staff because of the
Spanish rebellion. 2—Col. Frank Knox of Chicago accepting the Republican nomination for the vice presidency
3—President Roosevelt and Premier Allison Dysart of New Brunswick province, enjoying hot dogs on the
beach of Campobello Island. Following his outing there, the President proceeded to Quebec, where he visited
Lord Tweedsmuir, governor-general of Canada, and the two on behalf of their respectivecountriesextended the
hand of amity and co-operation. The President then returned to his home at Hyde Park, N. Y, to plunge into
the work of organizing his campaign for re-election.
Invoking Aid of St. Christopher
Fordham Grid Star
Signed by Dodgers
Pro Football Team
Rowland C. Sheldon, who was the
moving spirit behind the formation
of the newly-organized National
Crime Prevention institute, with
headquarters in New York. Mr.
Sheldon a native of Camden, N. J.,
attended Harvard and West Point
and was commandant of Montclair
academy, 1900-1911. He served 12
years as general secretary of the
Big Brother movement in New York
and also became general secretary
of the big brother and sister move­
ment, which position he still holds.
Everyone knows that the stork brings babies, but here is a varia­
tion. Mrs. Florence Stork of Chicago is shown with her newly arrived
baby boy. Father John Stork is the proudest bird in the city. Both moth­
er and baby Stork are doing fine, the doctor says. The parent Storks have
not yet announced what they will call their new nestling, but it is ex­ John Maniaci, captain and back-
field star of Fordham last year,
pected the name will soon be chosen.
who has been signed by Jack Kelly
to play for the Brooklyn Dodgers
football team.
SON OF CANNIBAL
Chotteau Conquers the Channel
The blessing and protection of St. Christopher, patron saint of trav
elers was invoked by autoists in annual picturesque ceremonies at St
Christopher’s Roman Catholic church in Baldwin, L. I. Rev. Augustin*
Struth, Rev. Ulick O. S. Buckley, and Rev. M. P. Kelly are shown
officiating at the ceremony.
Father and Son Are on Same Ship
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Gen. Emilio Mola
in Command of
Spanish Fascists
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Courageous in the face of frigid waters and terrific tides, Paul Chot-
teau, French swimmer, is pictured pausing for liquid refreshment as
he swam 41 miles across the treacherous Catalina channel to a point
near Topango canyon on the Southern California coast. He set a record
of 33 hours, 44 minutes for the grueling test. This was his seventh at­
tempt in two years.
Ragoso, whose father was a Solo­
mon Island cannibal chieftain,
shown shortly after his arrival in
New York as a guest of the Great­
er New York Conference of Seventh
Day Adventists, to which religion
Not often do father and son serve concurrent terms in the naval
he is a convert. Ragoso, whose fa­ service. Here are Joseph W. Dowd, storekeeper first class, and his
ther was converted by a Seventh
Recent photograph of Gen.
Day Adventist missionary, spoke at son Francis, seaman, both of whom are attached to the U. S. S. Penn­ Emilio Mola, in command of the
sylvania,
flagship
of
the
United
States
fleet.
They
were
with
their
ship
a series of meetings.
northern army of Spanish Fascist
on recent maneuvers in the Pacific.
rebels.
If It Is Hot Where You Are, Look at This
This picture, taken during the unprecedented hot spell that afflicted most of the country, shows a view
along the Trail Ridge road in Colorado’s Rocky Mountain national park. It comes from the Union Pacific
railroad.
Another "Greyhound" for Uncle Sam’s “Pack”
With her crew and guests at attention on the after deck, the U. S S. Tucker
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States
destroyer
fleet,
is and
commissioned
into service. Lieut. Commander
Georee T.
T Howard accepted the ship
for the ’ United
States
navy
took command.
ander George
est addition to, the United