Everybody but Attendants on Job
Unmindful of their duties, two young bridal attendants march majestically beneath arched sabers in the
van of a happily newly-married couple who await congratulations during a fashionable wedding ceremony in
London. The newlyweds are Diana Brassey and Capt. Humphrey William Lloyd and their ceremony took
place at St. Margaret’s chapel at Westminster.
FASHION FLASH
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Already leaving footprints in Mi
ami sands is the gaily hued, wash
able rubber footwear, designed by
Foster Starner. which pretty Betty
Jean Vasvary is admiring, and
which stylists at a fashion preview
in Miami predicted will be seen this
summer on beaches throughout the
nation.
Nice Work If You Can Get It
A back view of a Paris beauty contest, with one Frenchman wielding
a rule in one of the easiest jobs on record. He’s tallying the points of
four girls competing for the title of “Prettiest Parisian of 1938“ and
faces alone aren’t enough to convince him that a girl is beautiful.
p Tars Training for Battle
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Gas-masked pupils shown during a six-inch gun drill aboard H.
M. S. Calcutta at Chatham as part of the training of Britain’s newly
recruited naval personnel. Shortage of shore training establishments
because of the size of the rearmament, have made it necessary to use
ships at sea for training British tars instead of the customary land sta
tions. With the construction of new battleships, cruisers, destroyers and
aircraft carriers, the personnel of the British navy has been considerably
increased, putting a strain on the facilities for training the new recruits.
TEA TESTER
Among the many tea testers as
sembled by Uncle Sam in New York
recently was Robert Lewis. Mr.
Lewis sampled many brands of tea
which will determine the standards
i for 20,000,000,000 cups of the bever
age to be consumed by Americans
in 1938. One of them, at least, didn’t
make a hit with Mr. Lewis. It’s
! the one he is shown holding—and
1 disliking.
Flee Homes in Flood Areas of Middle West
Floods in middle western states caused hundreds of persons to desert their homes when rivers over
flowed their banks, as icc formations melted following spring-like rains. Above, flood victims near Detroit
are being removed from their homes after the River Rouge rose to flood stage.
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Scenes and Persons in the Current News
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1—United States Ambassador William C. Bullitt gets a kick out of the ceremony of receiving a tradi
tional student’s cap at Nancy university, where he recently received an honorary degree. 2—Premier Mus
solini demonstrates the German "goose step” to his Fascist! militiamen at a recent military review. 3—
Joachim von Ribbentrop, former German ambassador to England, who was made foreign minister by Reichs
fuehrer Hitler in a diplomatic and military shake-up which followed the deposing of General Von Blomberg
as head of the army.
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C. Chester Carlson, delegate of
the Alaska Fisherman’s union,
points out on a map of Alaska some
of the strategic spots where Japa
nese salmon poachers have set up
their mile-long nets and seagoing
salmon canning factories off the
Alaskan coast. The poachers threat
en America’s $40,000,000 salmon in
dustry with extinction. Mr. Carlson
was one of several Alaska and west
coast fisheries experts questioned at
the bureau of fisheries of the Com
merce department in Washington.
“Ready-Made” Homes Speed Building
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Workmen put into place one of the panels over the window to com
plete a section of a wall in a “pre-fabricated” house. Ten of these
“streamlined” modern homes are being built on government land at
Greenbelt, Md., by private capital in co-operation with the government
as a possible solution to the nation’s housing problem. They are designed
for a family with an income of $3,000 a year and with one or two children.
Marriage Is Aerial Partnership
It is time out for lunch, and it means nothing at all to Frank Petti
bone and his wife Ituth that they have to enjoy it 175 feet in the air. They
are said to be the only steeplejack couple in the United Slates and are
here working on a watertower at Fort McPherson, Ga. Their marriage
is a real partnership. She helps with the steeplejacking, and he helps
with the housework.
HEADS MANUFACTURERS
Charles R. Hook, president of the
American Rolling Mill company,
Middletown, Ohio, who was elected
president of the National Associa
tion of Manufacturers for 1938. The
election took place at the first meet
ing of the new board of directors in
New York. Hook succeeds William
B. Warner, president of the McCall
corporation, who was chosen chair- -
man of the board.
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World War Guns Make British Munitions
The scrap metal obtained from the dismantling of this Hungarian field gun on the grounds of the New
College at Eton, England, is to be used for munitions purposes. The gun has been on view here since the
World war.
'TavoxitQ JQeclpe
ofj the
For Winter Meals.
CCALLOPED dishes are favor
^ ites for cold weather because
it is a pleasure to use the oven,
and because the blended flavor of
foods makes such delicious fin
ished products. The tartness of
tomatoes complements most any
meat that is being served, and
while there are almost unlimited
ways of making the dish, you may
enjoy trying the following recipe:
Scalloped Tomatoes.
1 No 2tii can 1 tbsp. sugar
tomatoes 2 cups bread crumb*
1 tbsp. minced onion 4 tbsp. butter
1 tsp salt
Combine the tomatoes with the
onion and arrange a layer in a
baking dish. Mix the salt and
sugar with the bread crumbs and
blend with melted butter. Place
a layer of crumbs over the to
matoes, add another layer of to
matoes, crumbs, and so on until
the dish is filled and ingredients
used. Leave crumbs on top. Bake
30 minutes in a moderate oven.
If you happen to have some
sweet cucumber pickles on hand,
slice two or three and add them
to the above ingredients.
MARJORIE H. BLACK.
Progress Ignores Doubters
Railroads were opposed be
cause people said they would
startle people and cause prema
ture births among women, cattle
and hogs; cause cows to cease
giving milk, and stop hens from
laying. Automobiles went through
the same barrage of opposition.
Airplanes are still looked upon
with suspicion by the older gen
eration.
WHEN COLDS BRING
SORE
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a big saving over expensive “throat
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Forgetful Enjoyment
When we say we enjoy our
selves, it means that we forget
ourselves altogether. — Harold
Murray.
YOUNG WOMANHOOD
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creased my appetite anil
helped to strengthen mr
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