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Tells of Attack in Plane
Johnny, Get Your Wife!
Balanced Powell ^
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Rosemary Griffith, 24-year-old airlines hostess, is shown in a hospital
at Nashville, Tenn., where she told of being slugged on P1^- She \ a
able to give no other information to authorities than that she had swai
'owed key to the mail and baggage compartment rather than give it up
to an assailant who then knocked her unconscious.
Probes "Trust” Prince Interned
Prince Frederick
Grandson, of the former German
Thurman Arnold kaiser, Prince Frederick, 28, oi
•m v Prussia, was interned in the Huyton
Speaking to reporters in Washing- camp near Liverpool, England. He
ton, Thurman Arnold, assistant at- went to England shortly before out
torney general, declares his depart- break of war last September,
ment is pushing its investigation of
alleged throttling of ten key de- _ _ . . p. .
fense industries by monopolistic JVl3ClC W3.V IOt UllKC
pressure. He said the United States •
is facing a startling inadequacy oi --—-_—_
production.
Hugo A. Lundquist
President of the Aeronautical Me
chanical Union, Hugo A. Lundquist
is leader of striking airplane work
ers at the Boeing factory in Seattle,
Wash. Boeing makes many of Amer
ica’s w’arplanes.
Nazi Envoy's
Noble Secretary
On Rubber Survey
Dr. T. D. Mallery
Dr. T. D. Mallery, botanist of the
Carnegie Institute, is shown with
part of a rubber tree in Washington
before leaving for Central America
to make a survey of areas most suit
able for rubber producing. Congress
authorized $500,000 for the survey,
seeking to make the Western Hem
isphere self-sufficient, if possible.
Sir Charles Dundas
Sir Charles Cecil Farquharson Dun
das arrives in New York from Nas
sau, enroute to his new post as gov
ernor of the Uganda Province in
East Africa. Sir Charles left the
Bahamas before the arrival of the
Duke of Windsor, it being an old
custom that the incoming governor
Khali not see the outgoing executive
Secrecy - loving Dr.' Gerhardt
Alois Westrick’s first line of de
fense against unwelcome visit
ors to his New York City office
was Baroness Irmingard von
Wagenheim, above, secretary to
the Nazi trade envoy to the U.
3. She is a relative by marriage
if German Foreign Ministei
von Ribbentron.
In Britain August Means Holidays
Although England’s traditional August Holiday was permitted this year only to those engaged in
non-essential work, some Britishers found it possible to relax despite momentary threats of bombing.
rith seaside beaches closed to them, tha.tXhames seemed the next best thing. These holiday-makers
*t Runnymede. seen/unworried by fear of German attack. A
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It may be just coincidence, out prospective exemption of married men from proposed conscription has
been paralleled by a record rush for marriage licenses in many a U. S. community. Typical of the way
manv erstwhile confirmed bachelors suddenly took the plunge is this scene in the Brooklyn. N. Y.. Mar
riage License Bureau
Leads Plane Strike Seeing the Sights of Paris
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High atop the hill of Montmartre the famed Church of the Sacre
Loeur affords a spectacular view of Paris, making it a mecca foi
is tourists. And the Nazis are no exception, as this group ol
sightseeing German soldiers shows.
Child Mother Coming to U. S.
To allow a live-man medical commission to examine hpr in „i
of her phenomenally young motherhood, Lina Medina fi
Peruvian mother, will soon come to Chicago. Above s'h^f ^
f'ired in Lima, Peru, with her 15-months-old son Jerrv Thl 51Cii
on the chair is almost as big as the baby y’ ih dU
Arms as straight as a tightrope walker’s balancing pole, Helen Jacobs of Berkeley, Cal achieved r
spectacular one-footed, backhand return frogn the baseline during the women’s Eastern grass - ‘
•singles championship tournament at Rye, N. Y. The former national and world champion wnn tir
Quarter-final match 6—1, 6—3, from Dorothy Bundy of Santa Monica, CaL " J
Bermuda Guard of Honor Welcomes Its Former King
Suntanned and healthy after his uneventful sea voyage from Lisbon, the Duke of Windsor, center,
inspects the guard of honor which greeted him as he recently arrived at Bermuda—the island group fee
once ruled as Edward VIII, now but a stopover on his way to his new post, Governor of the Bahamas,
.
Commander-in-Chief Inspects Defense
defenseprogram was the verdict of President Roosevelt
from the rear seat of the Prpsirienrf?eCtl0I*/r°f H' defense centers throughout New England. A
seat of “ “Ja rar. Mr. Roosevelt sees a working model of the new 90-n*
^ anti-aircraft gun at Watertown, Mass., Army arsenal.