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Banned from School, They Open Their Own T^e ten Pen«auken. X. J., school children ousted from classes because they were not vaccinated against small pox are nicurod at their desks for first time *?nce last Kail. In protest against resolution banmng the chih''e'i nubl!.- schools, the four families involved banded together and furnished the class room in the of A.lo!»>h llroenin*. One father said he objected to vaccination on scieutihc grounds: ... - . _ ,amilies wcre opposed for religious reason.. Off for a Breath-Taking Ride Over the Ice Here's ;K 1 »v- - r -ir.il-. JY-r.ry Cameron acts as driver for Marjraret and Henrietta Ara?z as they-*. i-.£ ride ir. an 4iice-cyt!e." Thi-y arc pictured in front of tJ.e Laurel in the Pines, Lake wood. X. J. (Central Press) William Z. Poster Heft), chairman of the Communist party, and Earl rowcjer, secretary, exchange a few confidential words during a Red rally in .New \ork's .Madison Souaie Gardgn. Brovvder, out on bail pending appeal on his four-year prison sentence for passport fraud, 'vas principal speaker. (Central Press J Glamour for Finland c? New York ^cicty pisrWrkin<r for the "Help Finland Cabaret" to be held at . lannjiUan s W aIdorf-Astoriy,y wear Finnish costumes as they call on Heibe11 Hoover, ruici fund chairman, to tell him about their plana. Leit to riynt, Lrcr.da Crazier, Mrs. Aw^ier Biddle Duke and . — ■ - Ho&y^u (XJetUral Prest) Year-Old Miracle Philip Carney Born eipht minutes after his moth er's death, by caesarian operation, Philip Kenneth Carney is pictured es he celebrated his first birthday in New York. The boy, whose case excited much interest in medical rirc'.cs, now weighs 32 pounds and is ruggedly healthy. ♦ (Central Pre**) Each Hour a Purl Backgammon, tennis and the other usual methods of passing the time in the Sunny South are passe in Palm Beach this year, with female members of the winter colony bus ily plying their needles to provide socks, scarves, sweaters and hel mets for Europe's soldiers. Busily purling here is little Sheila Mackin tosh, daughter of Capt. Alastair Mackintosh. (Central Pre**). This is France—Not Finland lie photo, Contrary to general belief, the Furnish stunt of using white covoj over uniforms as camouflage is not new, and lure's proof. Thi made 25 years ago, shows British snipers, dressed to i/i- nd with the -now, going over the top in the World War's Arieux sectiir. {Ccf.lt al I'i css) Stop Him If You've Heard It The man with the ma?e vc-rsion-of tlio up-do coiffure if: Thomas Jr.ckson. enjoying a demonstration of tho Cabot Hoitz elevtro-i'.atic machine at. the New York Museum of Science and Natural History, during which 50,000 volus uasg i«rou.",h 'lis body. The machine is vhe same sort used smash atoms. (Central Push) Smiles at Death :■ . ~ " .. . To y ' • Walter D. Buck, U5, of White Plains, N. Y., got into his car, attached a rubber hose leading from the exhaust to his mouth. A passerby saw him slumped on front seat. Rescue squad arrived in time. This photo was mads as he opened his eyes and smiled. But lie wasn't gratsiiil, ioui'i.'t his rescueia. SKUU. pE^e NOAri^wnf smocx-d ,A VQUMS MAN WITH BOTH FE-ELT ON THE gPOUNP T/\^S- OK-PEJ2S FC20/V\ A MAN WITH SOTH FEET ON HIS DE-SfcC. "7 NUMB-FAN MANKATO, /IAINK PEAR. NO,AH = lS A PBJNTEJS^, vMOEJ^ EASY AS Pi "? _p v g.u<sc< j= s Ou/Vi SEaiJWP, MP /V^Il. NOT.otHS 'g-nag 'THIS PAPER Lsyt—FT-, THE, OOCK MOUP 1T3 HANDS IN FRONT OF ITS FACE TO KEEP FROM BEJNS 0E.HINP TI/V\E/ OE. To KEEP, THET. TlCkiS FC.OAA ■TOC.K.ING'T j p-.C.O- SAM OBSE.,CAur. DEjO.C:. NOAH= I" A MAN SOES TO SL.EEP WITH mis glasses on, is HE UOOKINS FOR. A DI2EAM "? C.AEL. GH.S.EJME. i»«=./"vv> ■ weoBEsaoao, n.c. 1» >• I-t.ul. I t,v Kir- r Inr U. S. Holds Nazi for £? Pat ashore at Panama from the D<> ■>. >, a British wai>iiip, ii.Mts v Ap; is shown (I'.i'U fa!! > ji r< U-r i ;!• where iie is a p«i- >nor of tin- C .-'i ever f > i»!*; i,: : . » var i>i: Dewey in Rhode !c?r / Making a whirlwind campaign tour through New England, Tho>v.;. Z Dewey (left) is welcomed to Rhode Island, at a banquet in his her. t Providence, given by Governor William H. Vanderbilt (right). Miv. Dewey stands between the two men. The New York District A' is a G.O.P. candidate for the presidential nominatioi:. Red Prisoner Thinks of Home In a hospital .somewhere in Finland, a wounded Ru-???* fighting days ove»\ i'.nienibets tiio loved one? !.<• had whan I.e went tc fi^ainst the Finns, and dictr.ti.*- .. .< helpi'u! nurse takes down his ward:-. Jailed in Shooting of Fath Pictured at her preliminary hearing in Philadelphia is Fran< ' 18, of Merion, Pa., charged with shooting her father in the '■< ,r an argument in their Villanova, Pa., home. Later she joino.l I ^ at church and told hey about the shooiing, claiming her lathi 1 : her with an ax. He is expected to recover. _ ,
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