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Fred Perry (loft) of England proved himself too much for Donald Budge (right), American star, in five
terrific set* at Forest Hills, L. I. This was the third singles championship for Perry and he now takes
permanent possession of the cup which he is holding. (Central Press)
Violence Flares in California Lettuce Strike
State highway patrolmen in Salinas, Cal., hurled tear gas
19311111 l® bombs into a crowd of 2,500 men and women, picketing the
Salinas lettuce farms. Scores of armed vigilantes battled
jgjlPflf Packets and strikers, and more than a score were injured.
pPlilijk Pickets are shown at the right fleeing a gas bomb. At the
"• % y an unarmed picket is holding off a trooper armed with
* v revolver and club.
Youth Day—ln the Shadow of Death
International Voutii Da •> w .,.. { . fl(f • ..... . ,
a grim significance. ]!• ■'•<■ j l? pictured"!S a £ ueic d Madrid, but the festival, once a gay affair took on
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Dt - PU ' lEa BATTLE CALIFORNIA LETTUCE STRIKERS
0L.,*,. , ... ... . PJreet scene In Salinas, Cal. - ■ -
Sheriff’s deputies, aided by American Legion mem
bers and other vigilantes are pictured driving lot
ruce strikers from strpofs nf P'dims j 6
This Cup Is Perry’s Now
HENDERSON, (N. t.) DAILY DISPATCH, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMB ER 23, 1936
grenades and bombs were used. One man wan
shot and others wpre injured in battles following
?iHornets to deliver lettuce through picket lines.
Stump New York for Democrats
Caroline O’Day, Democratic Congresswoman from New York (left) ,
Mrs. Anna Roosevelt Boettiger, the President’s daughter, and Mrs
Charles S. Whitman, wife of the former New York Governor, are showr
bidding goodbyi» Mrs. Herbert Lehman, wife of the Governor, in Ne\*
York City as they left Democratic headquarters on a speechmaking toui
of the state. ■ Central Preset
Two Fingers of the Nazi Fist
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While the huge Zeppelin Hindenburg roared overhead, scores of motorized
artillery umts and hundreds of fast, armed tanks rumbled bv the stand
at tne Nuremberg Nazi party congress, where Adolf Hitler', with arm
outstretched in Nazi salute, reviewed them.
Legion Entertainer
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Yvonne Terrier, _23, will portray
Mademoiselle from Montreal,
"daughter” of the legendary
Mademoiselle from Armentieres,
when the Canadian department of
the American Legion extends an
official bid for the American
Legion convention in 1937, at the
1936 convention in Cleveland.
Mademoiselle Terrier, a singer, is
from Montreal.
—Central Pres*
Wite Preservers
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Use dirt to extinguish gasoline
or oil fires. Water does no sfood.
Where Cuban Terrorist Bombers Killed Four
loaded wfthlsoo poundsol'dynamUe 6 At the riohT hT h” E1 Pais fi’ ,l f winK the explosion of a small track
a small car outside the h! 1 ght shown som e of the 1500 pounds of dynamite found in
outside the pUn of Havana newspaper. El Diario de la Marina, where alert police
prevented its explosion. Four were killed in the Pais blast. (Central Preu)
FROM POST NO. I—PARIS
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American veterans of Paris, France j
Post No. 1, are snapped on the floor
of the American Legion convention in
Cleveland. Front row, Sedley Peck,
SUSPECTS GIVE THEMSELVES UP
Coke Brite .( John Brite
Hunted for weeks in connection with the slaying of two peace of
ficials and a former naval officer in the wilds of Siskiyou county,
California, Coke and John Brite, brothers, gave themselves up and
*Jaen were rushed to Folsom prison for safe keeping. They are pi®*
lured there, being questioned.
A KISS—THEN OFF TO PALESTINE
Royal Irish Fusiliers privates being kissed goodby
Two privates of the Royal Irish Fusiliers kiss their sweethearts
goodby as they entrain in London for Southampton where they em
bark for Palestine to try to maintain peace in Arab clashes with
Tewish residents.
| left, and James McCann, right. Rt
left to right, M. J. Carole, Loy t
Sherman and Bob English.
—Central Pres?