Medford mail tribune., November 30, 1930, Page 18, Image 18

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"LET US GIVE THANKS . ..."To rcntind u of thai memorableay in 1 62 1 . -l;en ... ',;vaiins ,Krir brlow ia that of
iKe Pilgrim Fathers paused in their labors to Riye thanks to God lor llif scanty, JiarvSt whicIi . ' pr(.y J)U;rf B,mham. r vis
' enabled them to survive the rigors of the New World, Lorelta Younsho. oMlic movies, posts jlor al, (hq ; chrysanthnmim
with Thanksgiving humility in this Dcauinui seiung, ciiaracicwiv ,uie i
show in AVashinxton, Di C.
THFY'I I PAl I m -ruirQ oMrr i ... . i .i ! . . . : . ..
. . ... . . .. . ... t i '' u"c V lne most "marKable action iootba I pictures
of the season, he cameraman caught these three players as they, left the ground for a pass in a
game between the universities of California and SoutlKrn California at Los Angeles. A player
of the former team (,n black jersey) shown here spoiling a play for his opponents by throwinst
himself between two potential receivers. Southern California won, however, 74 to 0.
COASTING IN a winner
is Edward Weille, above, o
Newtown high school. NeW
York, who is shown here-' as1
lie won the I8tl annual hw
terscliolastic c r o s s-countrr
race held under the attsp'.ie
. of Columbia University.
grriipiiw'i PMiwiiii.wMii'iiii .
HATS HOFF. BOYS!
That's what they say in Lon
don when lovely Barbara
Hoff, above, popular stage
star, passes by. . Barbara is
famed for her classical
beauty.
I. ON THEIR WAV TO OPEN THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT. King George and Quee, Mary arc pictured here a, the
, Pr!!'?n. W afl its traditional pomp and ceremony, passed slowly through the mall, where thousands were maed to greet
. them. ' lne kins and ouecn .f?e shown in the famous end rnnr-h itrnwn ,,hi 1..... ...iiU l r i. i i
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"AX ME ANOTHER" IS WHAT THE CUSTOMER PROBABLY SAYS wh,n L. r... t ri....i. ...... tV.T
arocflnes. And as fine p ace to pick choice gobbler is at Brady. Texas, where they raise them in su. h quantities il"at t'he
ctg u only air when they dont export more than 1,300.000 pounds of dressed meat. Hcie you see p'ut of a flock of
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RIGHT IN THE SWING OF THINGS are these girl athletes, students at Lake Erie Col
. lege, Painesville, O.. who are shown battling for possession of the ball during an exciting polo
match. Michehne Allen, left, of Brooklyn, N. Y.. isn't quite so handy to the ball as Marie
Pickett, right, of New Haven, Conn.
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JUST IMAGINE the sur.
prise of London folk when
the Sawhnlia of Mong.nit,
l)oe, an Indian potentate,
appeared on the slveets wear
ing rubies on his coa', where
tiii buttons ought ',0 be I
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IT WAS PLENTY HOT FOR THE "ENEMY" when sharpshooters of the U. S. Army
Air Corps bombing fleet tested their accuracy in a bomb-dropping test at Camp Stanley. Texas,
recently. Of course those 18 planes weren't such costly targets because they are old, obsolete
models. Note jlie blaze following the bombardment.