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1 JL 4 fit i I Rolling to Safety Beneath Hoofs of Wild Steer Noted Reformer Falls to Death American Bluejackets Bound for Cuba fcJgWfr stff mat. i 1 fa 1 1 1 i i 1 i 1 I i i' 1 1 5 it. U. I lit A tense moment 'during the wild-steer riding at the Oklahorn Stampede held recently in Pasadena. Cal.

Slim Hightower, daring cowboy, looks as though he is about to be trampled beneath the steer's sharp hoofs after tumbling 1'rom his-back, but.he quickly, roiled to. safety. as 50,000 thrilled spectators heaved signs ot rener. i i 1 t- t. 1 1 1 3 1 6 In Fatal Fall Waiters Vie in Unique Tr ack Meet at World's Fair 'T A contingent of sailors, with their sea bags, about to leave the Philadelphia Navy Yard for the Brooklyn Navy Yard to board one of the United States destroyers dispatched to Cuba to protect American property and lives in the revolutionary crisis.

Lamson on Stand at Murder Trial 5 4 One of the last pictures made of the late Dr. Charles H. Parkhurst, militant clergyman-reformer of a generation ao. who wm killed by a fall from a second-story window while walking in his sleep at his nephew's home in Ventnor City, N. J.

With him on the beach, a few days before his death, are Mrs. Malcolm K. Parkhurst, wife of his youngest nephew, and little Michael Parkhurst, son of Ills nephew Winthrop. Star Batsmen of Major Leagues ft 7 I i. A I 4 if i i.

This portrait of the late Dr. Charles K. Parkhurst, famed New York clergyman and reformer who recently died in a fall from a window while walking in his sleep, shows him on his last birthday, the 91st, at his nephew's home in Ventnor, N. where he spent the declining years of his life and where he died. "Waiters representing twelve nations in a unique tray-balancing foot race staged at the World's Fair in Chicago.

The victory went to Louis Bianco, of Italy. Smile German Prisoners Enforcing Barriers That Keep Them In 5 4 fl 4 I i 5 i i i I i 9 -airs -v. -ww 1 7 i '-J; 1 ,5. i'v; ri iJ r-. f- 4 P5f JL.

David Lamson, playwright, on th witness stand at his trial in San Jose Call, On the charge of killing his young wife in the bathroom of "their home on the Stanford University campus. He broke down and sobbed as "he described the events of the morning his wife was found dead in her batlu Crooner Turns Fisherman i i i i li i -i i 4 4 1 v. it i Philadelphia's two baseball sluggers Chuck Klein (left) of the National League Phillies and Jimmy Foxx of the American League Athletics whose soaring batting percentages bid fair to place them at the head of their respective leagues for "the season. Enemies United by Beauty i m. Betty Spurling, lovely fashion model of London, England, who is said to be "the most photographed girl in Europe." Her smile is so highly valued as an asset that it is insured for 1,000 pounds.

'i i Pohtical prisoners at the Nazi concentrati on camp at Dachau. Germany at work on extra 1 defenses erected to insure their captivity af te some of their fellow inmates had attempted to escape. Note the mass of barbed ware in the oreground. 1 Buying Pigs in Government Price-Raising Drive Iraq's New King Ai 9 JT 4 II xx- IN I --hm 4 If 1 1 a i. 11 1 YjS-a tritjtZ -JS i I I.

i. 1 1 mi 9 "I A v4 The 21 -year -old new King of Iraq, former Crown Prince Ghazi. who succeeded to the throne when the late King Feisal recently died of a sudden heart attack in Berne, Switzerland, where he had gone in an effort to regain his health. Fpecifiri proressors of the Department of Agriculture, at a stock vard in Chicaeo. look over some of the thousands of porkers they wer instructtd to buv for the U.

S. Government in Secretary of Agriculture Wallace's ambitious program 'to raise the price of pigs. The pork is to be distributed to various relief agencies. Bine Crosby noted radio crooner, and film star, turns fisherman and -proudly poses with -the. 188-pound mar-lin swordfiih that he recently hooked "off Catalina Island, Cal.

Two traditional enemies, a baby mountain lion and a young fawn, are brought together in Hollywood in the arms of pretty Florine McKinney of the screen. They were recruited for a nature film laid in Sequoia National Park, CaL Copyright United Newspietorea i 4 it rt 11 a UNITED EFFORTS OF NEWS CAMERAS OF THE WORLD BROUGHT TO READERS DAILY 11 i i 4 1 r. "If.