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BABY BORN IN WELL DOING NICELY
ORPHANAGE CHILDREN RETRIEVE PLAYTHINGS
BLACKSHIRTS SWING BY IN LIBYA MANEUVERS
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Hit aquawls at lusty as the next young chap's, nine-pound Franklin
Jordan Is getting along fine In a Sanford, N. C, hospital after being
born under water In a well. His mother, Mrs. Alton Jordan, fainted
and fell Into the well and during the 45 minutes before she was rescued
Franklin was born. (Associated Press Photo .
Little children hunt for and recover their precious toys In the debris of St. Joseph's orphanage after
the Helena, Mont., quakes. One little girl has found her doll, and loves it, despite a broken face. (Asso
ciated Press Photo) .
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TENSE MOMENT IN WASHINGTON VICTORY
PLACEKICK WINS FOR OREGON
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A tense moment In the University of Washingicn-Unlverslty of Montana football game In Seattle
which Washington won, 53 to 7. Everett Austin, Husky right half, lost the ball for an instant when
Noyes, Montana right guard, brought him down. (Associated Press Photo) --
THREE KILLED IN BLAST
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All that wat left of a Milwaukee, Wis., garage aa a dynamite store
exploded fe pictured here. Three persons were killed, two of them sus
pected of having been responsible for five bombings In the city, and
11 Injured. Police believed the bombers kept their explosives stored
In the garage. (Associated Press Photo
Verner W. Main, Battle Creek
attorney ana supporter of the Town
send old age pension plan, won the
Republican nomination for repre
sentative from the third Michigan
congressional district by a sweep
ing majority, (Associated Press
Photo.
Heir Sued By Bride
Winifred Pepper, University of Oregon placeklcklng specialist, waa
rushed into the game and booted the ball between the crossbars to
give Oregon a 7 to 6 win over Univeroity of Washington In Seattle,
Here's the point-aftcr-touchdown Uiat won. (Associated Press Photo)
READY FOR SURPRISE ATTACKS
WEBFOOT SOPHOMORE ACE
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ino . WO year v.ith th, W.-:.:oc.s in h:, first .c.sr. s . v.r.,..;
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Adolph Sprockets, Jr., heir to I
sugar fortune, with his bride, thf
former Gloria Debevoise, who hai
filed a suit against him for separa
tion. They wer'e married last Sep
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This seen., on the Adlgrat front In northern Ethiopia, shows Ital
ian soldiers behind sandbags, ready for any surprise attacks by native
warriors. (Associated Press Photo by Staff Photographer C.n.vA of
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tlnca Europe's unfavorable reaction to the Invasion of Ethiopia by Roman soldiers there has been
a marked increase in military activities In Libya, one of Italy's African colonies. Here's an Italian
Blackshirt detachment .winning by In recent maneuvers. (Associated Pres. Photos)
SCHOOLS DEMOLISHED IN MONTANA EARTHQUAKE
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In a violent upheaval which racked Montana's capital city. Helena, two more deaths were added to
the quake toll. The wreckage of one of the schools. Helena hiah. Is shown In this plcture.(Associated
Press Photo)
FORMER BATHING SUIT MODEL LANDS MOVIE JOB
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Eighteen-year-old Maxln. Jerome, Los Angeles high school graduate, has a contract with . motion
picture company, because a director of the studio chanced to see her In a department store window,
modeling bathing suits. (Assoclatsd Press Photo) i
Contestant
This yuung woman from Paris Is
one of the contestsnta for the title
ef 'Most Besutlful Model' In a Los
Angeles contest. Sh. Is Oabrlell.
Doharr whe is living In Hollywood.
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ACTRESS AND SON VISIT DESERT
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Joan Blondetl, film a'.ttcs, and her son, Norman Scott Barnes,
spent a short vacation at Palm Springs, Calif, (Associated Pres.
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