~iii€lrin1 : 't‘fiescues. Made
5—.
' Misti-fan
1‘; a q . V.
_ (WPWCAuu-_
Tired, weak and hungry, after keeping guard on bandit car five days and nights without
food or drink, this spaniel was finally rescued by Los Angeles police, who were attracted
to the car and learned that it belonged to band of escaped bandits-responsible for theft I ....- 4m, ‘ “mm,
of $200,000 and shooting of bank messenger. One of the policemen adopted the spaniel. A good Scout and a pretty
U l a? is klx/Irs. James Yggzl of
9 ‘ ’nusua ' io, c osen as mos uti- _
She 3 . - — . ful of the 200 Girl Scout
* ' - * leaders who attended the
ninth annual convention at
Washington, D_. C._ She beat —. _ - . , , g _g.,___
them all m wmmns honor Many daring rescues by nremen or girl womers tanned :11th that watched this Nev
medals, too. York factory building five.
' Extra!—-0h, Veiy'Extm:
., . 13$" . Jr-
World’s Youngest Grandmother
Sacrifices WealthtoBecome Missionary
(By Plclflc 1; Atlantic)
; Mrs. Lillian Wietlesbach (left), thirty-six, of Cincinnati,
claims title of world’s youngest grandmother. Her
" daughter, Mrs. Ethel Morath (right), was married at _
fifteen and her son Albert (center) was born in her Major Gen. John A. Lejune,
my rat-lac a All-nth!)
-" sixteenth year.
commandant of the U. S.
This Fellow Has Two Brothers MarineCorps, seldom smile!
but he did, 'broadly, whe
inspecting troops at Sa:
Diego, Cal;
Suffrage Meet
5“ a gig;
.
.m-
‘ (ByPacifir & A: annri
Al Staton (with son), star football player at Georgia Tech,
will forfeit $10.000-a-year job to go to Brazil wzth mle
and son as missionary.
, 1.415%"?
Business and ”Home
(Ry Pacific a Atlantic)
Dr. Catherine B. Davis, for-
mer Commissioner of Cor-
e . , . . ., . . a -- - . . rections, N. Y., recently
Brothers under the skin are the porcupine, with its sharp sailed for Europe to attend
bristles, the Chinchilla, whose soft fur is valuable, and the Suff ruse convention in ~
cavy (:2!) we), whose coat is half way between. ’ Rome.
‘ . (By Pacific & A:‘.;:'.:<'
Dr. Lee De Forest ' Andre Citroen
Among passengers who recently sailed for France were Dr.
Lee De Forest, who will exhibit'his phonofilm to motion
Here’s Mathilde’s Marriage Certificate l Picture Pmdum “m “5’ {Wire cum“ Frames
‘5" ‘ r ' Ford, who returns after establishing auto plant her6-
f 95757
3‘ .. Cam-man Condo.
53.33. Pursuant to tho Ian-k.
A‘ a“... Here’s news about a news- ; Male I M E 1'8 Of English Roy
girl: It isn't a newsgirl at
all. It’s Ethel Shannon.
movie queen, who stands
knee high to a grasshopper.
Apropos of nothing in par-
ticular, we imagine it
wouldn’t take Miss Shan-
non long to sell out her
stock.
. l.,..l.
lard-geflolemhad u._
in the 05:35er
--. .
'- inn—u Inn—t—
L9 mt“. [hr 1939.- .l
i [9.2.22 use |
' .g. g..- “:12;
Gov-q]! h;
'n—rluoib t‘hd M 41.23.
$.25: *az-am'amra
I913.
i
;,
h.l?l2..'
LS
5"!
:- IlnLl. n.- Iv-
'3:
' Rejected '_
cm mama-mm
0 age. ca
of “Deer and Mathilde
Me. orma'ck, Johny-en's
' , _ . ' a. V v” ’ ~ ’ _, , ‘ ‘-.r 2 . V _ »_ ~ . .. 3 § 4: x . (”maul-me)
Expl°3i°n in ., mm°““""" ' ‘ ‘ ' '9'. , e; . .‘ ,i . ’ ,' ., 7, . . 3‘ fl ‘ Wk. riding Thls‘m'
five aixtym"oliflsenlent of New6.York tenement raves!“ , “I” J I nu ‘ . Maw ‘ _ ¥ _ ;_ . ‘ W t . _ oak, PnncerGeorge and
31. Atlantic mm. he)
Norwalk Chronicler