THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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brllrvrd Ihc uaild'a nnrrouril it (rd Hide, winding, and only nlnr rcrl dri-p and trading from
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Ovrrhrnd l the four. lane highway bridge of Oregon Coaat highway, U.S. 101.
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WORKINC C I R L S Anita Ehma and Carol Lynne (right)
wear coatumei designed In the N.Y.A. workshop, Chlrago, to com
bine chic with utility for working girls' garb. Left: a welder ' uni ,
form: right, wooduorker'a. Both are of cotton.
Mrs. Ambassa'dor and Mrs. England
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lor army training. Lieut. Col. Attrnctlvo Mr. John G. Winnnt, left, wife of U. S. nmbnaimdor to
s Wlllard S. Taul aupervlsea the Britain, awapa amilra with Mra. Winston Churchill at opening of
Mritem whereby the right man Nw England Services Club, sponsored by V. W, C. A. in London
; ela the right Job In army. for women on war duty.
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COES NUDE, MA K E S NEW $Two-year-old Teaches" Dill and her six-month-old
brother seem not to mind furore. In Philadelphia, caused when Peaches walked, naked, along water
front at 2 a.m. Their father works night, mother had gone oat for food.
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ROOF ROUTINE Actress Kits Hayworth gives out with t
tmiua Irilnt a new dance routine on Bollywood rooftop.
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JUST A LITTLE LOWER Since this croaker the day'i ;
rateh for James Nnfter of New Orleans Is much too small to eat,
Tiger, the dog, figures he might have some use for It. Jimmy is
. worrying already about school days ahead.
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NEWEST LANDINC B0ATNew trick up navy-a !
sleeve Is this type landing boat, built by Biggins Industries in New .'p
Orleans. Note how men are below deck, protected from machine -gun
fire. Each boat Is self-powered, carries 20 to 30 men and Is t
designed to operate In s smoke screen behind the torpedo boas
fleet They're built to run aground to land troops dry-footed. . y
UP, DOW N Mild-man.
nered Cardinals' Manager Bill
Southward) (above) whose team
has been aee-sawing with the
Dodgers for National League su
premacy, contrasts sharply . in
temperament with the Brooklyn
mentor, Llppy Leo Durocher,
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LESSON LEARNE DRo dy, one of the two pupa here,
owes his life to Sammy Swan, 6, of Mlddlebniirnr, W. Va who
remembered a fr.mlly conversation on first aid and applied methods
to the drowned dog. Sammy's slater Ii Barbara, 2,
SICN OF SEVE N Not only did this calf,' owned by Mrs.
R. J. Nucelo of New Orleans, have a 7 on lt face but It waa born
st 1 s.m. on May 7 snd was seventh calf born to Nucelo berd tbu)
year. Above caU-fancler It Gloria Culottv
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. ' 10 A D OF FT HE FEET' OF KIBITZER S Thanks to City Street Engineer James R. Tempest In Woonsocket, R. I.,
"sidewalk superintendents" sttached to pavlngiob now klblts In comfort Tempest Installed wooden bleachers on shady side ofstreet :