- .-v- ——’ —’ —.— : *'Tyi ~t.
* ~ , - ,;,
-»">’ 4 « . ! .* v, QH|
Iml p
■ v '.'i Jfßßf
‘ •*•“*..'.■ j JNMNBiBB l*j B
KwHIV BS l &| I 1.-*, -iv
k T^WMpfbM^'HP* 3PI iHfifl
p£y r Ihs l. 3§SprflP* &&m p if g-l
jß&GftHfiHglir ' x ,i' ? '
fH CORRINE DALSGAARD’S attempts to get “Mouseville” ready for thoufeandsl of young Bronx
I zoo fans are disrupted by “Fluffy,” the while rabbit poking his-, nose among the props.
4 HHHB|k
i^Siit
igM4. ' •-,
on r ./ ■ v jv Uw
HMSBpU* * V,Wi/>4» - jHi
■ MLw Wk<ljjHßfißßMfe... <
r *. ’,' \
; 1 W j
|. • • :aK -.. jr •
' ite-«-aJ &
131 |n| Ihfc
|H WBm "% HI
IMBSI -: HI-
'Bk JHI ««g9 '
x3 Ks %
- ' >y *. Ss* ' ;^ ; si
4|9 f^s|
•'. .y1... '""
W ’
' TlM^4-.' J Y ■■ HHP t s?r
V- A TRIP TO PARIS is fn store for Ann Hftjtden, secretary of the House of Representatives
> post office committee, crowned queen of tte'Shrine circus in Washington. Runners-up th
> the beauty and popularity contest form * Circle clockwise Aom Angela Lombardi,
P Willie Bray, Lois Barnhard, Betty Japes Phillips, May Hope Hurley and Lela, Cole.
: BiMßiHrTniriiißMHiia MM ßWiwaW!lMWiiiMl l flll"'" iliHiM'TllllHHßß
wrr
| -pKt * : A, -
' . - - * k ,<• ( . >- - <4'J|
THE DAILY RECORD, DUNN, N. C.
r r
M : r 'WtKtBKHtr ' - ' " " I :
W
Smhi# r
IfeJPS} '•
®| - * I'jgk* ,
Hiß
■JpHHKI w \
IdM
Ppiflhr M >"'■■•
ji
8'
PATRICIA LYNN TAMER, 5% months, Utica
think there’s anything unusual about standing in the palm of
her father’s hand. It’s the muscular miss’ favorite perch.
I ii JBryWn
r ■■• II WLjmm- ■
|H» . | w jMaaHMpM
A 441 %MOL ■
mm JBk
IBk , ii'
NEW TYPE “motor roller” developed in Berlin attracts atten
. tion as it carries a pair of attractive passengers down the
Vehicle is economical and can do 55 miles an hqur.^
% : „4,n I LM **~T
pKHKnL > f#l
Wmm If I
■ WET" - v ,'fj
aHWWBwbk.. N
KW;,.- ■ I 1
HB I f
]jSSml&g& r
Tx.' v v f w -w v >- . .:
ttmlj! fe. j
It’s a sleigh ride for these workers and their youthful helpers,
going out to tap maple sugar trees in northern New York.
t IJSIX
M' : p "X Y \ H -XssiH. - vfi
MB - M- | X;-,.; -
■V*~ „
ITO JL A
mr *’ v 1
GEORGE AND PIERRE MONNERT, father and son, are congratulated after a “ride around .
the world” by motorcycle at a Paris race track. Actually they rode a distance equivalent
to 24,902.39-mile circumference of the earth in 24 days, 21 hours—about 1,000 miles a day. >
hHRhNIi
IF THIS FREIGHT TRAIN had cracked up a few minutes later, a rail disaster might have been J <
Caused. The 38-car train cracked up between Larue and Mt. Victory, 0., shortly before it ”3*4
.was to have met a cr?ck west-bound, passenger express. No one/was seriously injured, j j
MAPLE SYRUP TIME
1 P Is* Hi
‘ Electric drill used to drill trees is on innova
tion. It replaces auger, strong arm methods.
ljs / LM
Sap is collected in buckets, transferred to .
large tank, and hauled to the boiling shed. *
*= 1 If Iragfe: '
SECOND SECTION