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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (June 30, 1941)
ASSOCIATED PRESS" PICT.URL M f 1 ! Itt '""fill f.. ..-;:nftr.-, If- wf ,1 ' WHALE OF A STORY-When the old whaling call. "Thar ahe blows," sounded out In Olouceiter. Mass., harbor Ihe sound death knell for this 15-foot biby albino while which i wu caught In Ihe harbor. The filoiu-rster lurbor police nlher than a lookoul iloft a whaling ship Kl UP the err. Capture wai made bv Anthony larrcll, power cruller iklpper. ORESSYThat extra hand belonra to Harry Joe Brown, huiband or Sally Ellen (above), dining in Hollywood. Note her (rather headdreia, Ihe diamond-and-ruby ear clipi and bracelet. sfov VvV A si f .. A- LiJS. f jt tiki BLOOD WILL TELL IN THESE BLOODHOUND S At nine wreki. thee droopy-eyed bloodhound pups dve Utile Indication of the flrmneu ullh.uhUb they'll do their duty later. They're recruit with Iho New South Wales police torce in Sydney. ."-Sk'S1 if LI ) ) ; 5 - " us "H." NEW BRITISH C U S T O M Bundled np in beddlnc. a Wellington (Enjland) coliefe student on his way to an air raid ahelter shows how the war seems to have suspended "for the dura tion" any idea that one must aleep alwaya In a stationary bed. vx , JT' N Y ' t' no br4sh yonnirster In his twcntle think he can take on this Philadelphia greyhead. Johnny Obeck, nd find it smooth Mine. Johnny has been boxlnr for 43 years, celebrated bit 65th birthday with several rounds. ' jLiLalaWJaUaa . R E V I E W Sharp-eyed MaJ. Cen. J. F. Williams watchinr drill at Camp Hunter Lircett In California is chief of the Na tional Guard bureau which has - offices In Washtnrton. D. C. , ,,u,, ,r 11 ' J- 4 ' 1 LmJ? f-f.-A- l-'T '-Ah- FARM CIR-L-Just a little farm rirl at heart, complete with a huge straw hat, striped shirt and overalls, a hayfleld and a rake, is Ginny Simms. sineer, who has just bought her- ' self a ranch nean Fresno, Cal : her childhood home, " BANKING REPOR T Beneath this irease paint and clown makeup Is Banker G. Wylie Overly, cashier of the State bank in Mount Pleasant, Pa., who annually takes two weeks off from banklnf to become a carefree clown with a big circus. MOST OP THE B L U E Everyone was happy at the Tuxedo Hunt club's burlesque horse show In Atlanta, Ga., for awards were liven everybody exhibitors, Judges, horses. Utile Beverly Aronson (above), however, won the most blue ribbons, CLAY COURT WINNER S Doubles champs at the na tional clay courts tennis tourney In Chlcalo are Fred Schroeder (left) of Glendale. Cat., and Jack Kramer (rlrht) of Los Anreles, who defeated Joe Hunt and Charles Olewlne, 64, 7-5, 6-L j E L E C T E D-From Butte. Mont., comes Tom J. Davis who was elected president of Rotary International durinr that eivio (roup's recent convention aes-, siona in Denver, Colo.; 1 i CHANCE Nelson Johnson, new U.S. minister to Australia, has been servlnl as ambassador , ta Chuniklm. China. ' ,4" f if KNIFE-WISE IN THE WIN D Suitable for use as a day or night Interceptor Is above twln.emlned Bristol "Bcauflihtcr," ahown In fllihl somewhere In Cmland. Shb'i a slim and fast heavily-armed fighter that's already seen ictlon... , ii'i.nii...aW COME R Fresh out of tho iinivprsltv of Michigan where 1. . ti he was a sensational batting PART INDIA N Visitors to the Washington Slate booth gtar, Dick Wakefield (above), at the U.S. Junior Chamber of Commerce convention In Mlnnea- 20, has signed with the Detroit polls had trouble concentrating on this old Indian totem pole when Tigers for a reported bonua of blonde Marian Sorenson, 19, decided to look it over. $40,000. He's a promising eandi. date for the Tiger outfield. ,
