Medford mail tribune., June 24, 1928, Page 18, Image 18

Events of the Week in Pictures '
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FIRST AIR VIEW OF COOLIDGF.S' WISCONSIN LODGE
First aerial viow of Cedar Island lodge on the Brule river in northern Wisconsin, the summer Whita
House for President and Mrs. Cdolidgc. Tho lodge is shown in the left foregound. Across the bridge
to the right is a larger building which is to house the immediate cntourago of the president. The build
ing in tho background is being utilized as. tho servants' quarters.
'END OF THE TRAIL FOR COOLIDGE
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Domain Dwindles
j jThis is tho end of tho long trail from Washington, D. C to tho
ummer Whito House, foivTrcsident and Mre. Coolidge. It's an air.
View of the end of the line, Winnrbcjoii, a Jogging sidetrack six'
miles from the citato on the Brule river, where the Coolidges will '
vacation. A concrcto platform, the fir.it Improvement the littia way
UtlonTias seen in ycani, haf been built for tho president'! visit. .
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In their annual powwow Von
the C hu'knhommy resone- near
indur Miadeii, Va., me Virginia
Indians havceen able to muster
only 200 of their once great and
powerful mtion. George M.'ook,
nbove, is their king. v He claims
direct discent from I'owhatnh,
futhnf of the famous l'rinces4.
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An unusual honeymoon is be
ing planned by Murray Kangun,
former navy and airmail pilot of
New York, for his bride, Miss
Bernardine Guttman, of Chicago.
With her at his side, he hopes to
fly from Lisbon, Portugal, to Phil
delphia, Pa. . F. F. Young, navi
gator and owner of the plane, and
C. P. Johnson, of New York, me
chanic, will accompany the couple.
Kangun Is above, Johnson, bulow.
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SOUTHERN CROSS MAY UNITE KIN
iru'i;iiit' .mini i.. Mc.Min oi i rtiitoniui natms rotiiincno secretary as l(optilliran prosiucmial standard
beart'r.
MEXICO'S "LINDY" DOWN ON HOP TO UNITED STATES
'As an outcome of his part in tho transpacific flight of the South
ern Cross, Jathes W. Warner, its radio operator, hopes to become
reunited with two brothers, George F. and William W.. Warner,
whom he has not seen since he was adopted from an orphanage, in
1899. Ho doesn't know where they are. Above, are his two sisters,
Mrs. William Herzog, top, and Mrs. Stella Hahn, below, of Sacra
mento, Cal., who also are eagerly hoping for the reunion. Center,
Dorothy and William Hahn, who just can't wait until Uncle
"Jimmy" returns, to tell theW of his part in the flight.
HONEYMOON AT CONVENTION
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. Forced down by a heavy fog near Mooresvillo, N. C, while attempting a non-stop flight from 'Mexico'
City to Washington,- D. C, Captain Emilio Ctrranta, called the "Mexican Lindbergh," brought about
a postponement of the official welcome scheduled forhis arrival at the national
I has planned a tour of the U. S., following his flight. Above is a view of his plane in. the air. Inset
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National political conventions mean both work and a honeymoon
to Major J. Andrew White, radio announcer. He chronicles the con
vention happenings over the microphone while hi bride looks on.
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Historic Virginia peninsula is soon to be linked with the mainland and the motor highways of' the
state by a bridge spanning the James river with two lateral spans on the mainland end crossing the
Nanesmond river and Chuckatick creek and making it unnecessary to cross Hampton Roads by boat.
Estimated cost of the bridge, of which tha James river span is shown above, is ;0,OOQ,000V '"