Miami Coast Guard Planes Salute the Pandora Scenes and UtlCOTHttlOtl ^?^B^ttEnas^SW^^j^Bjl^B a^BL eBtugyndicaf-?wwu^ mr ^^^B like the story the ^ "sHr^ BBr wLjm J fl vP^ Hill ? ^Sj^f f a for the fcf "Ah, Jamie," said J [Jt^WKBt/KKt^KKKB^BBKL^ fit* ' VESBY9I bl> mother* y? sure it oo .* .? ^some ither ye heard?'* men fancy they for one occupation "?'^.-1". .*; ,]C^?B6k21Z^tift6t.. ?.'?-<? """isp *0(BBi^-^jj? Mf HP" the I p-Z? ? -> ?^, - * ^(Cjpgg In'111, ?linn imK~jdli^E^i iWIMMMmIII ^'^To^Snd'^wimng'1^?'ir'it 1?Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt consulting Santa Claus about Christmas presents for the White House children. hard without thinking drudgery Is a Three of the Miumi coast guard planes, the Arcturus, Acanar and Sirlus, saluting the Pandora, newest of the -?I.eague of Nations delegates discussing the plebiscite In the Saar. 3?Great "Benito Mussolini Sanatorium" at chore, you are probably on the right government's coast guard patrol boats, as she nears Miami, Fla., where she will make her permanent base. Rome Just formally opened by the premier of Italy who is Its sponsor. road. Bit being on the right road and , - _ . ?. keeping on it la not so easy, as mo Notables on Supreme Court Building Pediment New Santa Anita Race Course Is Now Open H____^_ I ' 1 ??" #a,a?p?*aa?iiii.n.ii ' '" I ' I 4 dfeC^M n"*" SBHH^^. BSBmb HllBfl 2a>?r3?^k. IB S^PUfcgJ them to s|iend JtBBI |^^B ,;. f* ju time his chosen ,]. P"r | iTBufl^E^I , n . . \r little to i?wPSp(S^^^^g| ^HPP^SP^: "3 el SUteT7--- tjf\F< -J P.1f j, Competition for jobs Is 1 np{jl rW *(S8fcP^- 1*1 f ^ S9B|'ISB^^BBJ^^B BSB^^BE^^^^^RMBI w. ~ ? l ^ ^ , A 1 VA - ' * . BmL' ' ....... J * m ' %I'" rL* t. iw??l 1 if>: ''My life* 'LW s. *WHB1 Leaving out genius, which Is ^A?? ' - *?-"'' * 1 t v"'A 1- )Mp ft1 I? 1 Mjkl j, Z. _ w , :-"''j 'n| " hard ~ - |- ' '*"* ^ -x ' f w ?Vi < - overconfldence P",*^w*'*,'''l'*'l'lwl''',Mw^^"'w,,*'w^,f|>^w*MFwww*??www?^wawwww^w^w?wwmw?wa Don't Job because you you Into the lline K? jggMfl pick it would g|M^p-1E CUAL-'J U STIC E jp ^j do that _par,icuiar t,,'ng f"r "ttie 1 [ " -???1 - ? .... -L- L 1 ^ ??'.'. Bftc , rid of cockiness and self esteem. P^BBHBBBBj^Pnfi9R^lttPnBj^^^^^^V''*7SA^S^n^^^^^^^|^^^^9RbcfS^^pHi|H wonder why other people good jobs Try to the reason opened Christmas day. The the about a and a quarter '' You have a long hard row to go. u . . ,i ? ? ? 1 . _ . . ? . __ With the right stuff in you you i.?d beveral notable men, some living, some dead, nptiear among these figures on the western pediment of the new LEARNING TO SHOOT D if II 1 i , ry j, . Supreme court building In Washington. Left to right, the figures are: Former Chief Justice William Howard Taft, * TCSCntUlg a lVlCClal tO IxOOSCVClt "' ? ? ? when a student at Yale; Ellhu Root, former secretary of state; Cass Gilbert, architect of the building; "Authority"; l . >. limn nil | g Th . "Liberty Enthroned"; "Order"; Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes; Robert Altken, sculptor of the pediment; and for- f' ' e nt'^sIiai'('ra I*(Ht^1 * ^""'J1 1 mer Chief Justice John Marshall when a lad. L ^^?W- -^V dispatch from Tahiti which will prob i vj / \ ? ably scatter thrills, ; ;', j ^ . Pirate bl8 an<i little, all Preparing for Another Bonus Army remote control |^> pjfBPTH Go,d I ^|g^?^^rsy, jj^Hyy A report, yet confirmed, an ty.' ;'1 " i I, ,i ___^ ,i n ^ jHHt ' j 1^? ^ /1?1k9 if^lklk H J^H nounces that pirate gold, possibly forty .BPKeTfiyn ;'?j ^r M S Uvrkji a ^ ,n,ll'"h ". has j 9k A^l Br ?" a > Is always Inter .JBWBB ? men In every \ ^^Hpp"jpHHHHjk *,s rW are thinking ^?pHho K, ure how to ^ ^1 ib^C. A^F ^WyL ""^W? fB^ Very them are ' > 1? .^A. 1JL- . B ? jJ Mte&jg ^ . jfl making ready to embark on expeditions. j J iyik,^ f B \ ? ^P ^T* ^PB ? too a hurry to L BjF"'' Btfl \ / * ; drWL the own i \ /j%*M Bl^^ B \_^^r B '^Sgl to be pretty to i t // 1 JfBWr5L. .... Jt ?. away from them. \ vj^W / ^^^BgjBBI^L'. > In hunting expeditions -"'/Sf I Certainly the Ejj#^^B^B^K V V^^Bd have a few ^'sj; ^ _ f possess. living In , - ' ^^By ,_ ... , ._ _? ? was the WIlHBKiHBH^^V^^H' , , . , , llcewomen police patrolwomen to }ra^If ca"'d t,fk!, ^f0"8 ?n g report for target practice once everv ^ Vessels of every sort and kind, half from tlarede\ il Coindot of f raocG. ., . /- / ?&&?''?' of thorn whollv uns^aworthy were pnt Louis Wlttenliorn. Harold Hickerson and Fames O. Eaton, of the Rank and the world's champion motorcycle stunt- 15!!?. *?, f", ,h^ preci?f |'ead,u"" ?J Into commission and started for the Hie committee, in their Washington headquarters planning for the coming of 1st. Speeding nlong a curved road at 60 ? ?k . !k ? , attached, indt- j^B^^^^BBB^B^^BjBlL^^^B^flBBlKjNMBMlik^F^BB Far North anrther "bonus army" which, they predict, will make the last one look like a miles an hour, he climbs on a frame- ,? M ?! ,?, ,!" in n i iiliL'^**"'"* ; * ' 0f these few ever got beyond Van lto> Scout camp. The army is due In Washington by the middle of January and work several feet above the handle- armed wulle on duty with idanrt "will stay until the bonua la paid." bars of his motorcycle steering bv the r"olrer? of" le?3t ^ caliber. There John L. Merrill, president of the Pan-American society, placing the society's " ' ^ . .... balancing of his arms .nThoril are n0* ln tbe dc'Par,m,'nt d(? Po'l?" InedaI about the of President Roosevelt Spruille Branden, member of the Two rlver boats onder cODStruc,lon ? * g y' women and 50 police patrolwomen. society's council. Is directly behind the President. The award was for Mr. ,or s"rv'lce ,n the Columbia river were _ . cu/icc PDEcmruT Tbe Photograph shows one of the po- Roosevelt's work in promoting friendship among the nations of the Western relnforC?<i for heavy weather and Cleveland Homing Project Under Way *%MtLltn I llcewomen on the range at police head- hemisphere. started on their way to ply up and ? Wbit'^'lre'mYnTwho'w'sb ,n GANGSTER CAUGHT tbe Zth^TthfcoTumbVa'Hv'er^Tbc'v i NEBRASKA GOVERNOR ..Z'^Z^tt ^ 27Z7** the're-^ bard'H jj^^B ^ ' ,. 8t Durban. NataL "An^average of Two ^And- 8uch hi the make np of the B BBBuB Inquiries a month regarding such poll- BBll^^ - human mind, that If the Alaskan gold B B .'SB^HB cles are received. The rates vary from KWW had been pirate gold. Instead of Just ?Xhi ? -jBBP 2H per cent to 50 per cent depending BP' MM gold, there would probably have been B*Bi B upon the history of the family for 100 JH^Bl BB IeD times as many would-be argonauts I " ^RPHD B years. If triplets are born, the lnsur- jf .jPSBk 'Bg*V 9*W on their way to the polar waters. B wK ? em^ ance romI'fln-v pej" double. As most ^ *"^^B ?P4 . ? fl ? J^^BB;. inquiries are from persons t % B '' teem' 100 hwi thai there it no luch B ? B; V* whose families have long "twin his- ;f# . afip - ^B fascination about the herd intensive work. ^k ? ?' J^^^B tory" they usually find the premium m ^^^B which coupled with brains will gain the F^^^BB^^^^^^B^^B ^B* too high. : ^^"4 8 equivalent of gold. -BtJ ? ^H| there Is no labor. radiation Island where this pirate Bit aTTmnil^ 1 tbe Tmltl ^ . ... IBiIII bT^^B^I il these ohservntlona. the figures hav ?rWllWmjSF ^ut* 1 w'^ iHWT LA M MH1 ing to be corrected for depth of atroos Joseph Barns, murderer ami hnnir bfi^g # ??U lDt? maDy * bu?USf ?* . ... lt Rodolphe Mlnger. reorganizer of the ? P^re. ?*<?ne. moisture, dust, and the robber and one of the last survivor* *? awakeD dl8Conte?l 'n tb?bJ^r. Wrecking crews are here seen removing some of the old buildings In the Swiss array, who was named president Recent portrait of R. L Cochran absorption In the mirror reflection. In of the Dilllnger gang, who qirrpnrtoro i !! many " P?"00 who bas , . yrtnl area in Cleveland, Ohio, where the federal public works" housing project is of the Swiss Confederation for 1930 by I>emocrat, the new governor of Ne lhe prisms and in the black strips in to police and government icont? t< (,reamed lhal ,ie ??me day ml^ . a UDdw ^fly- the federal assembly. krmska. . the lnstniments.-Collier"s Weekly. Chicago. geDt8 ln an old ma^ or chart lhal *av? tl,e ^ lion of loot planted away by a hue caneer, and has been waiting long for tome adventurous spirit to dig it up.

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