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MT,DFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, BEDFORD, OREGON, Peeresses Learn How to Wear Coronets POLICE HOLD BACK CLAWING PICKETS WHAT BIG TONSTL9, JOSEPH! a y--t j An important item in the coronation dress ol England's peeresses are the coronets titled ladies will wear for the occasion. Because modern methods of hairdressing present grave difficulties in the proper wearing of these crownlets, which hail from ancient days, there has arisen a demand for the services of persons competent to fit them and prepare the coiffures so that the tout en semble will be becoming and in the tradition of the empire. At left, under the direction of an ex pert, a lady is having her coronet fitted. Next, she is taught how to place it on her head to the best advantage and at right the neeress shows how the coronet is correctly worn. m " Nit ' l V, L Mjrtglfem t l.m m II s I g !(WJ'.'J1UUVMI.VM1 THEY LEAD WESTERN JEWS t Kansas City pollct battled clawing womn In an effort to clear the entrance to building houtlng several clothing factories. Efforts of International Ladies' Garment Workers to organize employee of the plnt led to almost dally disorders as workers tried to oo to their lobs. (Aesoclated Press Photo! f " t vioW f'w'f ' T ' 'tk fete , If ' ' y if 'fFjSip TWTNS ARRIVE IN RARE MANNER DAFFODIL FESTIVAL QUEEN Federal Judi;e Harry Utilizer (lcK) of Los Angeles was elected president of the western states region, council of Jewish federa tions and welfare funds, holding its annual meeting in Portland, Ore. Itoscoe C. Nelson (rieht) of Portland was elected vice-president- --- POLICE EVICT STUBBORN STRIKER i . 4m .. . . i Joe DiMagglo, ace Yankee sophomore rookie, shows his tonsils t Nurse France Dujat on his arrival In New York to see about bav in them and some teeth out to improve his throwing arm. xnej will come out. the doctor decided. CABALLERO INSPECTS OUTPOST V 1 N & A k 1 li$f "- These "Interlocked" twins daughters of Mrs. Mildred llcucltn arrived in Los Angeles in a manner rare to medical history. Locked together chin against chin, they were delivered within three minutes of each other, and a delicate obstertrlcal maneuver was necessary to save them and their mother. The twins are held here by Miss Florence Jones, nurse- Miss Dorothy Lyons, 18, shown here knee deep In daffodils, has been chosen as queen of the annual Puyallup (Wash.) Valley Daffodil festi val. Thousands of the blossoms, which osrpet the valley In yellow for miles and miles at the height of the season, will be cut for visitors. Miss Lyons Is from Sumner, wasn. (Assooiated press Photo) Premier Largo Oaballero (on white horse) of the Spanish govern ment, who visited a government outpost near Peguerinos, on tag (lank of Alto do Leon, recently, Is shown her on bit way to thi front with escort Lake Ships Battle Ice as Spring Arrives W:l-mW' ..'ia)i-sia;: Jl-F Vf i-I 1 illltl m. suss v m sv s , a j;;- 31 J ' f I - 4 "W- V Thi. nmin striker refused to walk to the patrol wagon when police J.ht"JctT "out strikers picketing the Solomon Dress Co., In St. Louis, M .1 thev tok matters In their own hands. The picket sat down on ,Mh. .fdewaTk, b ? police escorted her Into the wagon. (Associated Pres. Pht0 TO RETURN TO PRISON Spencer Gray, Seattle attorney, and his sister, Mrs. Mary Hunker, were kiiicu wnen tneir reutea airplane fell near Pasco, Wash. They were en route to Viola, Idaho, where their father was seriously 1U. Above it view of the wrecked plane. (Associated Press Photo) IS : ' 1 -t i -v-'.V M r j, - v. . Suspect Arrested Kn.LED IN MIDAIR CRASn I 1 i3 This plcturt, taken from the Detroit Newt airplane, piloted by Don Walker, shows ten Great Lakes freighters caught in the Ice of the Straits of Mackinae at the opening of 1937 navigation on tba lakes. (Copyright Detroit Nows Airphoto) Start of Successful Flight to Honolulu When Cecil Miracle. 35. was apprehended after "tapes from three prisons his wife, with whom he betan t 'new life, oledged herself to wait for him until he served out the .ententes. They are shown here together In PiMviUe, Ky. (Associated Prest Photo) David Madrid (above), 20, was held in Los Angeles jail on sus picion of burglary after his arrest at the home maintained by the Little Sisters of the Poor where, police said, he terroriied aged esidents. Capt. Bert Wallis said lie also was questioning Madrid concerning three recent "brick bat" slayings. (Associated Prest Photo) rr eE"Wsrt I " ' i i i 1 ' - tArf-rtTl'fctltil (l"' iofe iV- 4, i .mvatt orwwJ When two navy planes crashed In midair during tactical man euvers off San Diego, (Jalif., four men were killed including (left to right) Lt. Ludvtell Pickett and Lt. Joseph J. Lougulin. I Asso ciated Prest Photos) One of a squadron of 12 new navy flying boats that left San Diego, Calif., on a mass flight to their station in Honolulu Is shown taking off from the waters of the California harbor with a cruiser In the background and to the left. It was the third mass flight of navy planes from the coast to Hawaii and was completed without incident
