Medford mail tribune., July 20, 1930, Page 18, Image 18

STANDING ON ITS LAST, KEGS or. in the boys on
I ih birreli hiight have said, "it jvon't be long now' This'
v 1 1 00-foot-hish pyramid of barrels was set ahre at Salem, Mass..
. ,t patnonc celebration there recently. Of course, there was
I-,. a'hot time n the old town that night.
J1?T As IMPORTANT AS SANTA C AI K ia k.. n,nm;,ni wl nM vamtinn lime, when vou can throw vour heavy cares aside.. When school
lets out young Medill McCormiqk. jr., for one. doesn't go in for child's play. SoU of Congresswoman Ruth Hanna McCormick, Medill is shown at the Upper left as .
'he took his mount over a difficult barrier at the Nationa Capital Horse Show at Bradley Farms. Md. But before they tackle horses, Charles, Jr., and Sydney Chaplin,
below, sohs of Charlie Chaplin, believe' in getting a little ground practice first, Thar studious young lady in the center, getting in some light summer reading is Paulina
Longworth, daughter of the Speaker of the House and Mrs. Nicholas Longwoftfc and granddaughter of the late President Roosevelt. Tiptoeing through the tulips,
i young Robert, Coogan, brother of Jackie, of movie fame, is shown at the right getting a bttle training before the camera himself. ,
NOT VERY MOODY
In rare good humor, Helen
Wills Moody, American ten
nis champion, is shown here
on her way to the center court :
at Wimbledon, England, for
a contest in the Wimbledon
championships. While the
American; team lost- the
Wightman cup to its English
opponents, Helen had little
difficulty in winning her singles
matches. ... ,-
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KNUCKLING; DOWN to
business, James "Lefty" Lee
is all smiles because he won
the marbles championship of
America at Ocean City, N.
'J.. recently.
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ivuo i 1 1 i na, , ms rc..e. ror insieaa or paddling his canoe. Harold Lloyd, cinema star, prefers to have it towed
by a far ; craft Thu a how the famous comedian and two companions had a little fun off Waikiki Beach. Hawaii. ''
rflTHEY'LL MAKE A HIT SOON at least let's hope they do! This striking action photo
, Mtom an exciting scene in a polo match between the sherburn and itastcott teams at Weslbury,
' 'L, J.t wtch. was won by the former. Poised for a swing, two of the players are aiming at the
ball shown in the foreground.
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SLOW BUT O MY how pretty these barges can be in full sail Inspiration for a painter i
'thu acent at Thames Haven, England, depicting an exciting moment in the annual barge race,
i"..'." ' ) By way of contrast, notice the sleek trawler at the right
SALUTE, FOLKS! This
star-spangled creation, native
costume of the Indian woman
above, attracted considerable
attention at the smart Royal
Ascot races held in Englaqd
' , . recently.
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FOR LAND'S SAKEI "I'll le m ..'rU t.' - . " '. ' " V ' "
or bust," may be the vow of many a boy or girl now that this
balloon has been perfected which contains on its surfaci a
. complete map of the world. Conceived by B.. J. Wyle. Los
Angeles inventor, the balloon was demonstrated at the annual
convention of the American Library Association at Lot Angeles..
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-j-r W "i,, "-u'lvjyivic. rvmgni trrant, en-
"?L l Drc-C1"j!! of Modeao. CaL, was winner
'iTqu Foud ilril he present Hotel Del Monte
jDog Show at Del Monte. Cal. And. proud to be on the
.champ i Ijpck h young Frederick Skeet3p. also of Del MonteW
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