PAGE TWELVE,
THE NEWS AND THE HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
Pictorial
Review of Today's News
Look Out, Yankees ! The War's On AgainBut in Fun ! Good Time Had by Al l- Corpse' Too
The End of the Trail for a Ganoster
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"Give it to 'em, boys," barks sword-waving Gen. Sampson Simons, left, 91-year-old Confederate vet
eran of Los Angeles, and up come the bayoneted rifles in the withered hands of his cuddies of 75
years ago 91-year-old J. S. Wright, center, of Conway, Ark., and 90-year-old James T. Flowers of
Anton, Tex. They are pointing their "shootin' arms" right at Union veterans across the road dur
ine the Gettysburg Battle reunion in Pennsylvania. It was all in fun. of course, because nothing more
deadly than merry quips bas been exchanged at the reunion.
Where New Jap Bombing Arouses French, British
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Pleased' as pic, Tjcwhlskered Felix "Bush" Brcnzeale fans himself
In front of the coffin, which he built himself, and enjoys the eulogy
as a minister preaches his "funeral." Bush ordered the ceremonies
.held at a little church in Kingston, Tcnn., on his Hth birthday
so there would be "no question of a preacher gcttin' things wrong"
about him after his death. More than 12,000 people gathered
for the occasion.
Baby Panda Turns Back on Shirley
Sprawled on a atrrtcher made from a ladder, the llfclct oody ol 37-yi -old Cinrcme Kiiilon is
shown being carried from a cornlleld where he was shot down oy Illinois itatr police Enstnn and
his brother, Orclle, were trapped on farm near Le Sclm ntler they hod oln.rd o midwralrrn trail
' of lawlessness, killing state trooper and kidnaping two dcputi and larmrr. Dirlle Euston.
wounded In the froy, faces murder charges.
Boulder Dam Backwaters Submerge Historic Town
When .Japanese war planes dropped scores of bombs on the Chinese port of Swatow, shown in
photo at right, killing and wounding more than 1000 persons, British and French statesmen had
new cause for alarm for Swatow is far south along the Chinese coast and dangerously close to
strategic British and French possessions. As shown in the map at left above, Swatow is near the
British naval base at Hongkong. Great Britain fears that the bombing of the south China port may
presage further attempts to seize Hainan Island, which in turn would enable the Japanese to cut
the sea route between the British bases at Hongkong and Singapore. France reportedly has warned
Japan against occupying Hainan because of the island's proximity to French Indo-China.
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TlioiiRh floods are commonploce In the United States It Is raro when nrlencc Joins with nature In Inundating
a town. Todoy. the waters of the mlnhty Colorado Illver are ilowly b.irktni up arroiu the frrilu firhu and
peaceful habitations of St. Thomas, Nev. Above, a scene In the town as it Is gradually submerged by lh
waters qf Lake Mead.
POPULAR NOVELIST
Ask State Help
for Movie Stars
HORIZONTAL
1,6 Pictured
novelist of
' today.
10 Trying
experience.
12 Greeting.
13 Dizzy.
14 Measure.
15 Witticism.
16 Doctor.
17 To be sick.
19 Neuter
pronoun.
20 Tiny vegetable
21 Type standard
23 Musical note.
24 Classifies.
26 Difficulty. -.
29 Oceans.
30 Auricu'late. '
32 Sound.
33 Moisture.
35 Church bench.
36 The-tip..
37 Bone.
39 Male child.
41 Seed bag. .
42 Father.
43 Wood demon.
45 Put into
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49 Collection of
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53 Portrai
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55 Sick.
56 Saucy,
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VERTICAL
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2 Fungus
disease.
3 Entrance
4 Scarlet.
5 Kind of
portable steps.
6 Tribunal.
7 Forearm bone.
8 To maintain.
9 Measure.
1 1 Lyre-shaped.
12 Expected.
15 She lived In
Chinese .
18 She is today a
prominent
figure.
20 Acts as model.
22 Deadened the
sound of.
24 Sorrowful.
25 To undermine.
26 Modern.
27 Alleged force.
28 To cry.
31 To remember.
34 Was victorious
36 To bow. '
38 Glossy silk.
40 Name.
41 By.
42 Trousers.
44 Sewed fold.
46 Thin tin plate.
47 Ingredient of
powder.
48 To happen.
50 To put on.
52 Males.
54 Negative.
56 3.1416.
When two of America's most famous youngsters met In Chicago, a
conflict of temperaments was apparent, as shown In the picture
above. Shirley Temple, film darling, was friendly enough but Mcl
Mei, famous baby giant panda of Brookfiold Zoo, turned her back
on her renowned visitor. Shown between Shirley and Mci-Mel is
Mary Bean, the baby panda's nurse.
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First picture to reach the United States of a disaster surpassing war In horror as the waters of the Yellow River.
"Scourge of the Sons of Han," burst through dykes and Inundated at Icnnt 1600 miles of Central China. Dead
were counted In the thousands; millions were homeless and at leust 3500 towns were uiicIit water. Tho floods
threatened to put a stop to the Japan wc drive In the sector under water.
Once a highly-paid actress and :
wife of Rudolph Valentino, Jean ';
Acker Valentino, above, leads a i
group of Impoverished former
film luminaries who have pcti- i
tioncd Governor 'Merriam ot
California to draft a new state
"career insurance" law setting
aside 10 per cent of salary and
protecting stars against penni
less lives when careers are end
ed. Mrs. Valentino is pictured
during work as an extra in new
movie, "Tho Young in Heart,"
fi "Behold, how good and pleasant It is for brothers io dwell to
gether in unity." So said the Psalmist, and so It Is done In the
merged congregations of the Temple Methodist and First Congrega
tional churches In San Francisco. The joint pastorate is shared by
nev. r,agar nuan i.owmer, leri, and Rev. Jason Noble Pierce, and
'. the growing congregation has found the arrangement both good and
pleasant.
Prevented from attending the
Swedish Terccnlcnnry program
by Illness, Crown Prince Gustav
Adolf of Sweden is shown nbed,
suffering from o severe kidney
ailment, in his stateroom aboard
the liner Kungsholm. In Gustav's
absence, his son, Prince Ber
til, went to Wilmington, Del., to
dedlcnte a monument which
President Roosevelt accepted in
behalf of the United Suites.
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