Medford mail tribune., October 11, 1931, Page 12, Image 12

MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1931.
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QUAINT SCENES IN FAR OFF LANDS lend enchantment to the ity-t-hotne. and here are glimpe in Rumania. England. Italy and Morocco. A typical
market tcene in Sibiu. Rumania, u hown upper left. Peasant women from the surrounding countryside are arranging their wares for inspection. Upper right, a
shepherd and his dog are seen with a flock of sheep descending from the grazing pastures on the Downs between Lewes and Ditchling. in England. These are South
down sheep of the kind recently exhibited by the Southdown Sheep Society at Chichester. The days when knights were bold returned recently to Bari, Italy, when
various episodes of the Contest of Barletta of 1503 were re-enacted, as shown lower left. The event was called the second "Fiera Del Levante" and thousands of
people attended. One of the strangest of all things is the city of unmarried women within the city of Casablanca. Morocco, seen lower right. Any girl found with
out means of support is placed in this walled town and kept there until a man, wanting a wife, buys her out.
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JIMMIE WALKER is the
name of this new sunburst
dahlia held by Barbara
Maurel, concert and radio,
-artist, at the 17th annual
Fall Flower Show at Newi
York. This was the first
time the Jimmie Walker,
, dahlia had been shown.
DISPLAYING A NEAT ENSEMBLE. Noel Francis,
of the films, is showing here how really charming new clothes
can be. The skirt, of course, is diaphanous, if not transpar
ent.' And it'i circular and full, too, you notice. As for its
length, it seems to reach to the very floor, showing that Holly'
wood can (and does) o to all sorts of lengths.
.THE CONQUEROR of;
Cjolden Uate. Austin ClaDD.
student of Stanford Univer
sity, defeated all other con
testants in the one and seven-'
eighths-mile swim, and was
awarded a trophy by the
mayor of San Francisco. He
won the swim last year, too.
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SLlND?.AuD S LYERY CRACE-THE U S. S. AKRON thrilled the nation when it wared into the skies on it.
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CRAPE QUEEN is the
title which might be given
Miss New York Concord,
who is supervising picking of
the luscious fruit in the Chau
tauqua and Erie grape belt,
in the Finger Lakes country
of the Hudson valley. The
crop is glorious, and so is the.
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ONE THRILL NOT ADVISED FOR AMATEURS is this one. as showji by member,
of Troop D, New York state police. This troop is the representative trick riding outfit of the
New York state police and appeared as one of the feature, in the recent American Legion na- ,
tional convention at Detroit. Their only grip i. to the leather of their saddle, and how they
hold on I
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IN NATURAL CLORY.
this Paupan boy in New
Guinea, far off the beaten
path, of travelers, is ready
for a festival. Hi. country
is one of the largest islands in
the world, and one of the
least known. .
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GENTLE ART OF JAPANESE FENCING ha. returned to popularity, and here is Se-;
sue Hayakawa, right, celebrated film Mar of a decade ago, encountering Matsuoka, of the cham
' pionship Waseda University team, in an exhibition at Hollywood. The contestants wear armor
oi bamboo and quilting. The two-handed "swords" are likewise of bamboo. But it look,
like rararou snort, since it call, for .peed. sUmina, and both fencing and boxing ability, .
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