The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, August 23, 1937, Page 5

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, AUGUST 23, 1937. 'PICTJRfl FOR THE BEST MAN, A BELT. To the winner of the world heavyweight championship fight in New York City on ;old challenge belt. In the event that Joe Louis, present cham- August 26, Great Britain’s National Sporting Club will present thi ec to defend the belt in England. This stipulation is feared likely pion, defeats Tommy Farr, challenger, the Brown Bomber must agr to cause trouble. NGRESS. Scorning comforts of a motor ca¥ b hown trudging through mud and or even a raincoat, Gandhi is s! ropical rain from his home viliage to attend a congress conference at Wardha, India. An assistant (right) holds the umbrella and car« ries papers in an old oil can. PACHYDERM PLAYMAVYES. 1uougn ponderous of body and slow of thought, these two young elcphants at Brooklyn’s zoo are having a whale of a lot of fun as they good-naturedly duck each other and splash about in the cool waters of their big tub. Just the thing for those hot summer days, they <o to fiad, colossally cooling. STEEPLEJILL FILLS BILL. . When folks at Trezevant, Tenn., ordered someone to paint the town’s k1S S O0X ur. #2" water fowe. thev exrected to get a burlv male steeplejack, but Manager Jimmy Dykes of Chi- were surprised to gaze aloft and see daring Marie Galloway on the cago’s White Sox. third-sacker, fighis with the Yankees fer oo wad enjoying her work inoroughly. v s American league leadership. PIPE THIS ONE. Six-menth-old Patricia Benefield really takes her “after bottle” smoke as she is shown doing here l'lll Atlanta, Ga., with Papa Lucius Benefield who r{arelen his “weed” in cigar form. Benefield says his daughter started smoking five weeks ago. PEACE...IT'S WONDERFUL. Walls of stone are no barriers for this powerful Austrian tank, shown in maneuvers near Bruck, Plow- ing along at high speed, this metal monster crashes headlong through a brick barricade as though i were made of matches. Modern rough riders man these machines as they hurtle some obstacles and | plunge right through others. AWAITS PIGGY-BACK BABY. Roaring over Rochester, England, on a successful test flight, this carrier plane for Imperial Airways’ dual-plzne scheme for trans-Atlantic service is ready for the small ship which will be carried “piggy-back” style into the air and launched from the wing, The object of the novel plan is te allow larger loads in the smal) machine. 21 REEY FAST WORKER. NIGERIAN STRIP-TEASE. Showing their faces for the Captain Pierre “horeux goes first time since leaving Nigeria, the Emir of Katsina's chief wife &lacn in a hurry. He skippered (left) and the wife of his brother face the camera at Plymouth, Eng- PALS FOR 60 YEARS. Barney Kelly, Ashland, Pa., an e Normandie to a new trans- land, as the Emir arrives for an eye operation. It is forbidden that anthracite miner, was a lad of 18 when he started playing {he fiddle Atlantic record in less than four anyone but a white man see their faces. s today. Now, at 78, he’s one of the masters of old-time days. he still m tunes minstrelsy and ie ralled upon frequently to perform, il SOME TALL CROONING. Molly O'Connor looks up to TIDE-Y ATTIRE cts big things of the world’s tall- ! - . MAN OVERBOARD. Helen Wills Moody (right), former A This beach ensembl f print- Glen SIMPLY CORKING. It'sagreat treat to put the old body in the cooling waters of Great Tinen witt ek Sl ben, Sai wavny vea klopagi gl o1 Lake during the Utah summer. Swimmers there know a lot of l‘lfl tricks, such as wearing a stra hat, because no one has to worry about u.uu‘u this salty sea. pusspsse omglfii” lh‘o “‘dl; e t, six inches, and should be abie ¢ est crooner. ing stan seven leet, si y notes ease. London band. ed tinen with black ground and - living to establish residence pending divoree action. Shown with het to reach those high wlth” Bf"’_”,'“{” a‘ t:n _a_n 2 L i e stwnd sl lish residence pen divoree : 4