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TRANSFER sale! $ lO an( ] $12.50 Qualities! 5 |fcr-_ | I
White Shoes Cool Tropical
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• • s /*r at $lO to $12.50! Now 0T €H wken > ou see lhem! -. -.<?/* . • J , /
s j ies are broken and and Broken assortments ''l
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ion p;,,rs of orlßinal $ and . qualities to clear - .Wen for clearance: 9M l ✓(} ./
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complete size range in every style! High, conti- / \ • / ifi....
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SONG RINGS TRUE
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i Words of a song written by
j Nacio Herb Brown came true
; when he married Anita Page, win
| some film actress, in Tijuana,
j Mexico. "You Were Meant for
Me" was the melody sung by Miss
Page in a recent production. The
newlyweds are shown here after
their return to Hollywood.
HOLLYWOOD IGNORES
RETURN OF FAIRBANKS
Film Colony Not Excited by Doug's
Return to United States.
By Vnilrtl Pirns
I HOLLYWOOD. Aug. 9.—The
; home-coming of Douglas Fairbanks.
' film actor and estranged husband ol
Mary Pickford, apparently has
j awakened much greater interest
i among movie fans than among
members of the film colony.
News of Fairbanks’ return aboard
; the steamer Rex with Joseph
| schenck. producer, today failed to
j cause more than an extra ripple in
Hollywood. Much more interest was
i being shown Schenck's romance on
t.’ie Riviera than Fairbanks’ return.
There was optimism for the first,
i pessimism for the last.
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PAGE 7
SCIENTISTS TO
GO HALF MILE
DEEP IN OCEAN
Bathysphere Ball Tested.
Approved for Trip Into
Sea.
!By I d I'r- *
WASHINGTON, Aug. 9.—Prepar
! ing to explore the ocean one-hal!
mile below the surface—deeper than
man ever has gone before—Dr. Wil
liam Beebe cabled the National Geo
| graphic Society from Bermuda
| today that he had tested his ap
paratus at tremendous depths and
; found it satisfactory,
i The heavy steel ball, called a
bathysphere, in which D r . Beebe
will descend to the inky blackness
‘ of the sea bottom was lowered un
! manned to a depth nearly six
! tenths of a mile yesterday.
This was the greatest depth to
! which the apparatus ever had bee l
\ sent but Dr. Beebe advised the so
ciety that there had been no leak
! ace and that all the equipment ap
i pearcri to work satisfactorily.
Await Favorable Weather
j In view of the test. Dr. Beebe and
| Otis Barton, inventor of the bathy
sphere, are expected to go down in
j the steel ball as soon as weather
conditions are favorable.
In general appearance, the bathy
sphere is much like the gondola of
the stratosphere balloon.
The bathysphere is made of heavy
steel to resist the terrific pressure
I of more than one thousand pounds
| or one-half ton to the square inch
i which is exerted by the ocean water
lat a depth of a half mile. It is
i only about six feet in diameter.
Windows Made of Quartz
With cable weighing six tons to
the mile the bathysphere is lowered
from a specially equipped trawler.
The two windows in the bathy
sphere are of three-inch-thick fused
quartz, the strongest transparent
material known to science.
Dr. Beebe plans to remain below
the surface about four hours and
hopes to be able to identify many
strange forms of marine life.
The expedition is being financed
! jointly by the National Geographic
Society and the New York Zoolog
j leal Society.
AUSTRIAN NAZI LEGION
ORDERED TO DISSOLVE
All Activities Must Cease at Once,
Is Report.
j By I nih <1 l‘rr<tx
MUNICH. Aug. 9—The Austrian
Lazi legion, for eighteen months a
' source of bitterness and friction
between Vienna and Berlin, has
’ been ordered dissolved, it was
learned on good authority today.
Members of the legion were ordered
! to take leaves of absence, and all
I activities are to cease at once.

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