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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume], July 07, 1938, Page 2, Image 2
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West Pointers Learn About Army Bombérs
A group of cadets oi the new ﬁrst class at the United States Military academy inspecting one of the
new Douglas bombers at Mitchell field. N. Y., where the class spent a. week studying aviation methods as
part of their regular summer training.
IZ-Year-Old Girl
Makes Geese Pay
Fay Jacques of Manchester.
Maine, though only twelve years old
Is aald to have the largest ﬂock of
geese in New England. She started
six years ago with a small ﬂock
given her by her father. E. C.
Jacques. and new hires a man to
helphercaretorthemgosiinnshe
raises in a season. ner ambition is
to educate herself. then buy a ism
and go into business. She expects
the money she makes tram raisin;
geese to pay the coat.
Jap Commanders in China War
Gen. Blanch! Teranchi (lett, facing camera). commander-m-chiet of
the Japanese torces In North China and Gen. Shnnrokn Beta. commander
in-chlef ot the Japanese forces in central Chins. are shown at a meeting
atter the Nipponese Ind captured Snchow.
Prepared to repel the elects of too much son are these ﬁve mermaids on the beach at Atlantic City. N. J.
The oil-skin beach helmets are designed to protect them against freckles. From lel't to right the girls ere:
Betty Lewis. Pem Murtland. Helen Blnk. Helen Price and Jean Com
Anti-Freckle Helmets Bafﬂe Sun
Princess Beatrix Makes Her _Bow
Princess Juliana. end her consort, Prince Bernhard. proudly displny
their infant daughter. Princess Beatrix, who may one duy rule the Dutch
empire. at a reception at Soeotdiik palace in The [lssue for aged persons
residing in the surrounding district. Many of these hod an opportunity
to ace the little princess.
BEACH QUEEN
Esther Walker, eighteen-year-old
beauty of Oceanside. Calm. won the
title of “Miss Queen of the Beaches"
at a contest at Oceanside in which
more than 100 comely maidens {tom
Southern California participated
KENNEWICK COURIER-REPORTER
l—Normau Thomas, Socialist leader who was recently pelted with eggs and tomatoes while attempting
to speak at Newark, N. J.'. shown as he again addressed his followers in Newark in a test of police
protection. The speech was delivered without incident. 2—Lance. the two-year-old son of Count and Countess
Bauxwits von Reventlow. whose parents have quarreled and separatedover plans for his education. This pic
ture was made at St. Moritz, Switserlaud. last winter when the child wintered there with his mother. the
former Barbara Hutton. heiress to the Woolworth millions. 3—ltear Admiral Charles A. Blakeiy. who coin
manded the navy's largest mass distance ﬂight recently. when 48 patrol bombers. carrying 300 men, took oil
from San Diego. Calm, to the has] air base on Lake Washington. near Seattle. Wash.
‘ Shirley Has Kiss for Top G-Man
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J. Edgar Hoover, director of the federal bureau oi investigation, who
was made a member at the Variety Club at America at a luncheon given
in the main hall room of the Willard hotel in Washington. D. 0.. where
Shirley Temple presented him with a gold engraved membership card
lnadditlontoakiu'xlventotheheadG—manaaatehentromllollywood.
JOHNNY COOLS OFF
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nati Reds hurler of no-hit, no-run
tune. imitates a fountain as he cools
oil before going to the mound
ageinst the New York Giants in a
recent some.
Mrs. Roosevelt Guest of 4-H Club Camp
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Personalities in the World News
Popular New Residents of Zoo
The It. Louis zoo'a latest acquisition. (our black bear cubs. four
months old and weighing 15 ponnda each. are rapidly becoming lavorltea
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SHE KEEPS FRESH
mu Mute Bernett at Miami.
“3.. freshen: up with lipstick and
powder alter winning the women's
shrie- title in the Southern Anne
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