Medford mail tribune., May 25, 1930, Page 20, Image 20

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.KING i CANUTE once .
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jlibove rWold one day appear; - . THEY HAVE'THE SITUATION WELL IN HAND, and always at. lhi time of the year the boys in the army and navy hnd they have their hands full.. Sevi
VfVW .ayreMina ' one-piece: iV.boyj whp left home to dodge spring cleaning are shown In '.the upper picture holding a J'ficld day, . on deck of the U. S. S. California. But spring means the san
... '.naming', nun, 'Vl,. wno , . . ,L. l-v. ,l, Inr In I he lower niclurir vou ! a sroun nt nrhr.rrs. mmH vnii. s loeins I heir own horses at fort Vlvcr. Va. Secretary ot War ralrlCK
does-.hei! M ih the moviei. , (. - utjey uggCStcd this to the officers, and, judging from their expressions, they tlnnh it a fine idea. 'To junior naval militiamen, spring means a dandy cruise. Wesley
. Ms . to hip-iha) . -.(,', s4.er j Jnj FMBt Botschcllcr, 1 3, the tallest and. smallest boys in the militia arc shown'at the leff sizing up the situalion on the U. S. S. Porter, jsl before
MM l''on' " , , jhey left on iHeir bn trm.-., , - ;, . -
"YOU FIRST, MY DEAR ALPHONSE" Thai's
what Elizabeth-Tracy said to Margaret Ford, above, as they
observed the amenities in the Spring play at Radcliffe College,
Cambridge, Mass. And while this was going on. the girls at
Wellesley College, not so very far away, were holding their
May festival. Betty Wycoff. left, and Gwendolyn Rhomc.
right, both shown below as "Smudge" peddlers, had prom
inent parts in the festival
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'i TI II INEXHAUSTIBLE GRAF ZEPPELIN which last year circumnavigated the globe in 21 days plans to cross the At
1 Untie again c uly this summer from its hangar at Fricdrichshafcn. Germany, to visit-Soulh America. The giant dirigible is shown here
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HE.HA3 GROUNDS FOR JUMPING, to U sure, but
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Ltllta Wlir
jinking
of ;ih
pnoto
land.' all the same, is a welcome sight In K. S.Dnncan. one
s leading athletes at fMalvern v-oiicge. 1 111s sinking
ithnln wii made as Luncan. Sliowu nuu,c ill nnu-nu, nunc mi
excellent leap in the running broad jump, one ol the main
eenU aPthe "public school championships held recently at
.Stamford Bridge, England. "I lie picture is uiiusu.il in that
it shows not only the height altainrd but also hnw the lumper,
fighting for every inch, presses iorward his body.
I!IRD WOMEN These
women flyers were nlly
heloie the public eye Mile. I
Lena Bernstein, above,' be- '
cause she bioke the women's
rnduiancc flight .rccid at I
Bouiget. France, am' Lady
Maiy Hralli. below, noted
l.nijlish ovialiix. because she
obtained a ihsoice at Reno'
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THIS MONKEY SHINES
Nellie, trained chimpanzee,
who sometimes appears in the
movies, is shown here at the
start of her daily roller skat
ing stroll. Only on occasion!
such as these docs. Nellie wear
. -lier finery ,
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; IT LOOKS FISHY TO US Because Iheie isn t any waier arouna out really, inese prelly mmrods arc doing llicir daindesl I
i catch ttout or two. In fact, the girls are pictured liere competing tor lroph.es in the Icmmine fly-castmg championships ,cld ,Z
--vcently at Los Angeles.1 .--- - '
A ROMAN BUST Ray
nrnd Knight, jjwho wrote a
radio burlesque sketch on Ben
Hur's chariot race, is shown
here portraying the role of the
hero. He seems to be in good
""Sl.Rma.. forum.
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