SIX
DAILY NEBRASKAN
SUNDAY, MAY 21, 1939
Pictures from the World's Fairs Shakl'"s a
74-Passenger Clipper Lands at Treasure Island
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Pictured from the air is the Fart of Trade Winds at the plane, world's largest (in circle) which will be a featured ex
California World's Fair. Stretching off toward the right is hibit in the Palace of Air Transportation. Note the size of the
Treasure Island and the buildings housing exhibits. The slen- huge craft compared with the Pan-American Clipper ship
der, graceful tower in the middle background is the Tower of ahead of it.
the Sun Landing in tb.2 "bay" is the new 74 passenger Boeing
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Ferdinand the Bull would go for this tulip field with the
bouth Tower reaching out romantically in the background, lhe ;
tulips, thou?ans and thousands of them, are part of the Treas
ure Garner, vlich the Crlifcrnia World's Fair publicity de
partment t?Tr "a riot of blooms"
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Come on inside and see the
boys," but it doesn't
take much urging on the part
of the barker to draw a crowd
to see this exhibit. It's not
new, but no fair is a real fair
without it or something simi
lar. This dancer is attracting
customers to the "Greenwich
Village Follies."
Oriental style
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This style of architecture
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uu Hu.wicj, nice areni iney nave ocen en- gola to mid-western eyes, but
ttrcd in an international contest to select the world's most per- it's frcm the Netherlands East
ft-ct back. Fittingly enough, the competition is being sponsored Indies. The ornate tower is
by an affiliation of Chiropractors and wiil climax Chircprac- part of a building of Oriental
tors Day at the Fair. Left to ri-ht .the fair femmes are Kaye deix which contains hun-Lau-cr.s,
Patncia McMillan, Bcltina Norlerg and Georgina dreds of displays frorn the
Wcls- mystery of the Far. Exst.
South America at World's Fair
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Showing a curving: steel and elasi facade in the most anDroved modernistic stvie th Ar.
Zoe Dell Lantis, one of the many Exposition beacties, re- gentine Pavilion at the Golden Gate Exposition houses extensive exhibits from our South
eives a trophy as the winner of the "chip chop" sweepstakes American neig-hbor. The steel and glass constrnction, saj those who know, makes the interior
bt a risckshaw race on Treasure Island. extremely light and attractive.