Medford mail tribune., June 23, 1929, Image 20

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Nancy Carroll, young cinema
actrew. seem here. , She is -Mi AN INTERESTING STUDY OF TRACK ATHLETES in action can be obtained from this group who participated re-
: wearing the costume in which' ntly in the eastern mtercollegiates. Note the strained faces, distorted arms, and forward-flung bodies of the competitors in the
he appears in the film! P,lnt evey,s.- Ahe lower left, Hickey of New York University is shown at the finish of a race. At ths extreme right is pk-kA..--5xL.,
Burlesque.'--- ,; lured John Anderson of Cornell, said to be one of ihe finest specimens of American manhood participating in the meet.
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HAPPY DAYS ARE THESE, as every one knows, that
this youthful disciple of Izaak Walton is enjoying near Kan
sas City, Mo. He seems to have discovered a most beautiful
. spot for his fishing, from the looks of the scenery.
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WHEN HELEN WILLS.
world's foremost woman ten
nis player, was presented to
the English court recently,
she was dressed in this man
ner. The gown is an ensem
ble of ivory white satin.
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APPETIZING ODORS of frying, bacon attracted the at
tention of this grizzly in his high perch in a tree, and he wants
some. t Being a pet bear in one of the large western parks,
' f campers usually fulfill his. wants.;
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YES, I HIS IS MUINK.L.Y bUSllNLSS, and plenty ot it. One hundred and lifty-hve Abys
sinian baboons were turned loose in new quarters at the Detroit zoo recently. The quarters
offer an unobstructed view to spectators, and, as a result, the monkeys' playground seems to be
the most popular spot around the zoo.
A MOST STRIKING SCENE is this one of the Palace
of Arts in the American Plaza of the Iboro-American ; Ex
position at Seville. Spain. " Powerful lights illuminated the
building at night.It was one of the show places of the
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' of Yotk. I he Duke and Duchess arc pictured here in their
' coach at Edinburgh. The Duke is wealing the olluial cos
',' tume of Lard High Commissioner to the General As.einbly
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NATIVE RULERS of In
dia" s'ati'S, with their bizarre
lurtin tu and costumes, are
icturfl here, lop, the Ma
liaia)ah of Baroda; center,
lbs Highness, the Harw.ib
S.irw.ir Ali Kalin: below, the
Maharajah of I'ati.ila. Their
states are nut under British
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CUTTING AWAY A rAHl V whirl. )lr l-i I K, , ,k-. ...j ...i..-l , . ." "Wn'
stnke one as an easy task. But that was done on the Ambassador bridge which span, the river between Detroit and W 2, t"
old cable wjs too brittle and must ! replaced. A woikman busy t his task is shown in the inset The bridge T 1 hc
-. - .afford users an excell.nt view of the surrounding countiy . '. w'u"n n"e-.w'll.
ONLY WOMAN on Pres
ident Hoover's law enforce
ment commission is Miss Ada
M. Comstock, prominent edu
cator. She is shown here al
her desUt Radcliffe College. '