Medford mail tribune., October 18, 1931, Page 12, Image 12

MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1931.
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IT'S REALLY A SCARF, though it look, like a frock.
Kay Francis, movie star, it displaying this unusual creation '
It has temi-raglan tleevei. with a wide band joining the lop t
f (he ileeveii forming the icarf. The fur it blue fox. whilt
ton-tan chiffon and gold wquins nuke the wrap, worn over ai
evening dress, distinctly novel.
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TI lERE'S CHARM IN THESE ANIMALS and something almost human about all of them. Aj for the cub at the left,
ihey were curinu about whiit W K- Beichler, of the North Carolina Forest Service, at Ashaville, N. C, had on hi hip. And
it seems they found out. The toy monkey wai a jockey on the fleet greyhound in a novel race at Charlton Track, London, ai
shown upper right The innovation in the races caused much excitement. A wild fawn, lower right, joined these two children
tourist bathers in Lake MacOonald, in Glacier National Park. The fawn teems lest interested in the kids, than they in iU
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ITALY'S STRENGTH IN THE AIR wa recently dis
played by a fleet of 900 planes, and here is a squadron laying
a smoke screen over Florence. Italy, at part of the great aerial
pageant. The city was completely covered, thus theoretically
protecting it from enemy air attacks. Premier Mussolini viewed
, '.. the maneuvers.
THINGS WERE BLACK AND WHITE in this battle
' of soot and flour during the regatta at Southend, England.
Onei contestant had a bag of soot; the other, a bag of flour.
The boat rocked precariously while the throwing was going;
on, and perhaps it lipped over ai it should have done--sa
, we can't tell who won.
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."JJ jrT nf" 'ound coast of North America. The above xrvice. are held ,n memory of thi
great event, and the surrounding atmosphere wharves, thipi. masts, and seamen lend color to the occasion.
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ebrauoo. In ancient timet the most beautiful virgin maiden was sacrificed to the god. of the Nile, but now a religious ritual hat '
taken the olac of the sacrifice-.
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way. for she it Princeta
IRagnhild, daughter of Princ
Olaf and Princess Martha of
Norway. The little princes
, it just IS month, old.
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CAKE FACE it not a bad
name when you win J5 for
being one. Gloria June Car
afield, nine, won (he cake
eating contest at a household
thow in Lea Angeles and
without using her hands,
aitber.
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with it'rh rf. ' Tht "n 'lng.mingly half asleep and the farmer,
with strong hands and brawny arms, manage. t!e plow, which doet little more than root up earth.:
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