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(By Faith: 1. Atlantic)
. . - 1:8 Buddy, who just joined the
P “Star Alds by Wielding A Marines down in the tropics
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two years ago, hasn't missed
a formation since, declares
Corp. George Thomas of the (3.7le ., Anna.)
Brooklyn N a v y Ya r d. W h e n Jamaica Training
, . School, New York, teachers
Above he 5 shown helping held athletic meet, Helen
to post the guard. Note Maloney (above) was star
- , . performer when she won
how well he 3 keeping step shot put with excellent toss
—at least with his forelegs. 0f 27 feet. The Last Dryad.
Oh, yes, he knows mess call,
too. as}? >
(E; Pacific a $33.11;")
, Mrs. Charles Lind ‘
Because her mother-in-law glanced at the reproduction of
a sculptured dryad, paganly and daringly nude. noting lilie—
ness of her son's wife, summons and complaint has been
filed against A. Stirling Calder, New York sculptor. for
$200,000 damages by Mrs. Charles Lind. She claims this
piece of art wrecked her marriage. She also claims she did
not pose for statue, but that Calder attached model cf
her head to statue.
U ndesirables Departed
‘To provide playground. rid community of dumping grounds
and trade wood f or auto, Rev. C. F. Taylor (above) chopped
trees, East Orange, N. J.
(By Pacific 8 Atlantic)
Mark Combo Mrs. Mark Combo
Mark Combe, 83, and Kate
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To Attempt F light Around World Martin. 88. both of Chat-
' . tanooga, Tenn., r e c e in t1 y
startled friends by eloping.
They have been sweethearts Tommy Gibbons and sons found snowball battle in Glacier f. .
Park, Montana, cool, but Shelby on July 4 may be made
hot for him by one Jack Dempsey. } “ .
since Civil War days. -"
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(Dy rat-me 5 Atlantic) ‘
my raciscaau-nuc) F. G. Thompson. alias Mrs.
Another attempt to accomplish a world flight will be made
The Mystery “Woman” facing interrogated Frances Garrick.
. Poiice questioning revealed that F. G. Thompson, held in Chicago as bandit, who, dis.
by Capt. Norman MacMillan and Capt. G. H. Malins, guised as girl, is said to have killed R. C. Tresmer, had been playing roles of wife and
British fliers. It is expected that the flight will take five grab“)? fa; “febtimee Shin man’s Wife. identified Thompson 38 the “Smiling Girl
months and will be attempted in an amphibian machine, ay er 0 er us and, J» b— -
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'Among fifty-nine alien criminals and other undesirates,
this girl (bound with leg and arm irons) was landed at
Ellis Island for deportation.
Fire Wrecks Entire Plant
No n’t Come Too Hot for Her
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Fear of This Kiddie Being Overcome by Heat ‘fi‘lt They DO
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as grown-ups to keep cool, ,This fellow sélectedamgcool 89¢)th {immunizing ;; 'Zl'h _ 7’ , 3 7' , f j ‘. ' n, ' to , j 3““; Mm WN'Y" yed by fire.
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