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NO LOAFING ON THIS CORNER Not, at least, for these speedy sterds who are shown
here in a sinking action photo rounding a turn in an exciting race at the Brookhnc Country Club;
. at Brookline, Mass.- Alchemist, whose dust the others are watching, finished first. '
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A MJUn-t Ori Si AKS IN STRIPED Lest you forget what important day fulls on July 4, these fam patriot of t!u novws;;; ..;
,. -ir( the guise of Uqcle Sam, -are here to remind you. Of course, that's a nifty snlute Dorothy; Mackaill, lefl.i ii' uiving. hut chanVie' --' v
',f you d' snap tq attention at the smile anyway. And while you may think, that charming Alice White.: right, is. in Wonderland ; .
: ! I .), J standing so perilously close to cans of powder, actually hc is ready to shoot !thi worty: "V '.-. ? .IJi;-
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A FELLOW WHO has his
ups and downs is William
Koblick. above, polo vaulter ,
of the . crack : University of
- California track squad. He
is shown here as he cleared !
the bar in a practice leap at
j'J. the Harvard Stadium, Cam-
t bridge, Mass., where he com
. . peted in the Intercollegiate! '
, tor the hrst time. ,
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AS A MOTHER GUARDS ill young, rugged Grinnrll
.Peak in Glacier National Park, Mont., stands like a sentinel
Ver quiet Bull Lake, which it has produced by its melting
aows. This photo may explain why Glacier Park boasts that
, ita ranget surpass the Alps in ruggednesi and grandeur.
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f t AS GUESTS ARRIVED FOR THE BIG PARTY Looking for a place to park are
p"t' J" these army, navy and civilian airplanes as they arrived at Los Angeles to participate in the dedi-
t-mi0-'--::mxy cation of the new Municipal AirporL City and state officials, as well at notables in the field tf
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i -THE OVERHEAD MAY BE TERRIFIC, but what's a couple of bin guns when vou're
watching an important naval ceremony These tars,-members of the crew of the U. S. S. Wy
oming, are shown assembled on the quarterdeck at Brooklyn Navy Yard as Vice Admiral Arthor
: L. Willard took command of the U. S. Naval Scouting fleet, succeeding Vice Admiral Wd ,
t, ( - liaC. Cole. i
. FLOWERY LANGUAGE is perhaps what you'd use in ;
. describing this pose of Dcmse Sawyer, who is shown here ;
nestled among some prize flowers at. the annual California ?
. Gladiolus Show held recently at Los Angeles. And Dcnise j
. . seems happy to be in with sikW a bunch.
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RESPLENDENT in this
charming satin gown, Mrs.
George H. Phelps of Detroit
is shown here at she appeared
when presented before the
King and Queen of Great
Britain at the Court of St
James. The train of the gown
is embroidered with silver and
the headdress caught with a
timple bandeau of diunoods.,
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THERE WAS A RUSH TO THE BANKS of the Kanawha River at Charleston. W.
Va the other day to see this queer eraft. the first Turbo-Electric river towboat. slide in the
water far the first time. Christened the "Indiana," this tow, propelled by a combination of steam .
and electricity, is said to represent the greatest advance in river propulsion since Robert Fvtltoa
y ... . , ..., ; adapted steam to ship.
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PLENTY OF HORSE PLAY is in store for Europeans
who happen to see Captain Tom Hickman, above, of Texas
Rangers, do his rope and Tough-riding stunts this summer.
The captain is a featured performer with the Texas Cowboy
Band which plans a series of concerts throughout the continent.
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