The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 27, 1937, Page 5

DATE INCORRECT HE'S A YOUNG COWHANUD, only 13 months old, but Marvin Jensen is a cowboy, every inch of-him. The little buckaroo. was by all odds the smallest at the annual Ellensburg, Wash., rodeo, which drew performers from all sections of the Northwest. The THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, MONDAY, SEPT. 27, 1937. A JAPANESE JUSGERNAUT OF "WAR employed in the fierce figh raged in Shanghai is shewn as it rolled through the streets with the smoke of battle over! sides have put to use the deadly caterpillar tanks armed with rapid fire g nents who stand in their path. Highly developed s'nce the World War, the speed over most any kind of land. guns to mow down all oppo- chicles can travel at hizh youngster is the son of Mr, and Mrs, A, L Jensen of Ellensburg, = IF IT'S BEAUTY YOU SEEK, ¢ of Hollywood who found his answer to a pray the ©ld Dominion. She’s Katharine Aldridge petition convinced him, declars state, It’s a veritable NEXT STOP, BERLIVM, n.ay be the itinerary of U. S. Ambassador to Russia Joseph E. Davies. According to rumors he will be moved to Germany. ( a7 SOMETHING SCREWY made this propeller keep on traveling through the air for half a mile after two British Royal Air Force planes collided near Botley, England. It is shown sticking in the ground where it landed after the “solo” flight. A SAILBOAT IN THE MOONLIGHT, silhouetted against the sparkling waters of Lake Erie, and drifting slowly towards its mooring symbolized summer’s end for millions of vaca- tionists as schoo! and business called them away from the pleasures of resort life. Contrasting sharply with the sailing craft’s trim lines, even as work con trasts with play, is the bulky outline of a freighter. ed McGuire, that Vi AN OLD TIMER »mong New York Giants is Mel Ott, a Zomerun leader of the National League, switched this year from outfield to third base. o to Virginia, says Film Producer William A, Mc.Guilre er for a lovely woman for the production “RUSE\llQ" in from Lyells, Va., a former model. Photographic com- rginia has more good-looking girls than any other 1and of milk and honey judging from Miss Aldridge’s looks, THE DRAGON THRONE at Peiping, China, may be occu- pied by Emperor Kang Teh ‘above) of Manchoukuo in a Japanese resloration of the im- perial court, POWDER RIVER! LET'S GO, or some such expres- sion in Chinese is being shouied by these German-trained soldiers of Chiang Kai-Shek as they rush from a bomb-proof dugout in Shanghai to resist an attack by Japanese bluejackets in the con- flict-ravaged city. THIS PLANE IS T?PS in England’s recently-ccmpleted composite aircraft “Mayo,” which is designed for trans-oceanie service. The upyer plane “Mercury,” shown here, will be mounted atop the fuselage of the larger flying boat, taking off when the aireraft is aloft. Prime reason for the novel scheme is to permit maximum 1 oads in the small plane for long flights, Fighting Young Senator Rush D. Holt, West Virginia Democrat, has announced his intention of seeking to put the Senate on record against a third term for President Roosevelt. He will offer the same resolution once belfore A block to romance is bright-eyed Charlie McCarthy, puppet of stage and radio, charged hill-billy songstress Judy Canova, with had been engaged to Ventroloquist Edgar Bergen. She insisted Charlie stole her fiance’s affections. A headline habitue of long standing, Asbestos Heir Tommy Manville jumped into the advertising sections for a change when he took full page ads in New York’s morning papers, “Wanted: An Attorney,” presumably to untangle his snarled marital troubles. Maine has given G.OP. a new leader of women's activities, Miss Marion Martin, a feminine law-maker and national committee- woman. A state senator, she is head of three joint committees of the Pine Tree state. 20TH CENTURY'S MAGELLAN is Captain Robert Muir, late of the British army, shown above with his comely wife, They are equipping a keteh and gathering a crew of 10 young sea~ men and seven scientists for a voyage along the route 'round the born traveled by Ferdinand Magellan,