PAGE SIX Home, Sweet-Hotnein Ohio University's Football Stadium The t'auio snugs tne real or me crowd and the flash and color of the University of Ohio’s football game to breathless students. But they aien’t miles away—they’re right under the stadium where 60,00'J luckier people ftre seeing vhe game itself. Under the Ohio stadium are living uuarters PRESIDENT IN BUENOS AIRES 'S ; j I! | ~ _ , , . _ Central /Vos.s' Radio.Komulnl ota President Roosevelt shown with Foreign Minister Carlos S. Lamas According President Roosevelt the greatest welcome ever given a visiting dignitary, a million Argentines lined the streets of i3u mo* Aires to greet the U. S. chief executive as he arrived to address the opening of the Inter-American peace conference. In this Central Press Radio-Soundphoto from Buenos Aires, President P.ocseve.t is seen with the Argentine Foreign Minister Carlos Saavedra Lamas co-winner of the Nobel peace prize. ’GARNERS RETURN TO WASHINGTON J - ■ $' J ' l .•, w *W I ii- I L? -gs • • ' <1*1; ,- y ? v * .71 f ,' fe' RE : -. : i: ?&i § I iphPP jf ■g... ; || Ifet’ ■' ’ ; Ew 111 pßEglg _:■■ :ft*aa3fc&y* -:|p Vico. President <Joltti Nance Garner and 1:1a wile USUaI, vice Prc3ldent John Nance Garner and his c*uef. —his wife-return to Washington from their home l.i Uvalde, Te:c„ and are st.en in tlurir capital home in “con* f t ren T ;™° ?rrddcnl 13 «l<i to have come to Wash In non Ghead o. Um* rt ti.e assertion of President Roosevelt, so thnt the acting head cf the nation covld b-> there in G.™, has announce:! ho w.l * ZZ£%2 .. r. fellow "lown and a New Dealer, for tl.e lclerehlp of the hS.' -«-Cen<r«>l Preps HENLEKSGN. (N. C.J DAILY DISPATCH, SATURDAY, DECEMBER-5, 1986 for the needy’ students, made homelike for the 185 youths who get board and lodging for 53.25 a week. The Ohio WPA made the quarters livable, and a new WPA project will expand them to house 326. Scenes from the stadium-hotel’a dailv routine are shown above. (Central Press) WPA Riot Casualty * ■— mmmm ~» Two hundred and fifty artists and models battled police for two hours m ft demonstration in the offices of the WPA art project in New York City, protesting the projected discharge of a number of their fellow-workers! Several persons suffered minor injuries. Here is one of the casualties being earned to the patrol wagon. (Central Press) BROTHER SEEKS MISSING HUNTERS Texas rangers joined with aviators in searching 'for John Blanton. 24, lower left, and his father. Luther. 57. right, missing San Perhts hunters. They vanished Nov 18 in the vast King ranch district, a lore-filled baronial domain which extends over nine Texas counties Aiding in the search is Frank Blanton, another son, shown at ton extreme right, conferring with possemen. A New Device for Fighting Gasoline Fires r ; ■ -■ : v - i- '' , •; • . •' . - ••• ‘ ' '• ; \> : V : : .'- ' ■ I • •• .. •••• " • . :' •• •• •• • :•••• :••:'••• ••••• . *•* • * . ■ —— —■-■ii-i ■■ ' • r Here is shown the end of a sensational test of a new device for fighting gasoline fires at Le Boumet Air port, Pans. A flat nozzle from which issues a heavy spray of artificial snow and chemical foam is mourned on the front of a fast car. The machine was tested on an old airplane, and was found efficient (Central Press) SOMETHING NEW—“LAY DOWN” STRIKE AT MILL’S GAT?: / :ov v a ' ' ■ t‘ -A- . ; v Striking workers at knitting mills in Reading, Pa., bar entry to mill. a “lay-down” strike—before the gates of the Berk shire Knitting Mills, Reading, Pa. —prevented in gress and egress. Observe the girl participating. V.QW AV ALA.NCHE INUNDATED MAIN STREET IN JUNEAU A view of the main street In the Alaskan capital, plied high with rocks and mud This photo shows how the landslide from the moun tain overhanging Juneau. Alaska, swept down the Sponsors Warship t? rs ' J^ atner ine Gridley Buddy, «( ii-ast Orange, N. J., was sponsor for wie Gridley, a new type of dastroyer launched at Quincy, Mass. It fea tures torpedo tubes and carries five, nch guns, and is named after Capt. n V ‘ Gridle y- to whom Ad uwral Dewey gave the historic order: *ou may fire when ready, Qrid *ey, ’ at Manila Bay. 'Control Prooai Police used tear gas, then forcibly dragged the prone pickets to patrol wagons. They were sen tenced to 30 days for “blocking sidewalks”. —Qentrri I’retts main street of the city, causing several deaths All buildings In Its path wtre crushed. Opens Yule Sale for the Blind ‘ * ’ * SsSof’V [Jraj Bishop William T. Manning officially opened the Christmas sale for lb* blind in New York City. He ia shown with blind Helena Klein, whose nimble fingers manipulate a hand loom. (Central Prem)

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